Say people selling public transport. To anybody living outside London, hyper-centralisation is the obvious problem. Govt has done little in the past two decade

Say people selling public transport. To anybody living outside London, hyper-centralisation is the obvious problem. Govt has done little in the past two decades to stop every new HQ making London just that little bit more essential. Whole industries need to pull out and other cities get a crack at fresh, planned-ahead growth. Rebuilding London every few years to deal with the latest calamity isn't practical.