GB talks to Adam McVey about plans to be a net-zero carbon Capital City by 2030 and creating a cleaner, greener and fairer future in Edinburgh
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Lee Marshall looks at why lockdown provided an opportunity as much as a challenge for those in the waste management sector
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Daniel Gillett from urges the government seize the opportunities e-cycles offer by helping to make them a more realistic way of travelling for more people
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Sue Morgan, Executive Director of the Design Council, discusses the relationship between health and well-being and active travel
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Suzanne Simmons explains why the Covid-19 crisis may well shape our response to urban trees and green space supply
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18/01/2022 - 12:05
Eddie Hughes has confirmed that social housing residents will be better protected as part of a review to ensure they are listened to.
18/01/2022 - 09:32
Households on low incomes will be spending on average 18 per cent of their income after housing costs on energy bills after April.
18/01/2022 - 09:20
New research by Etopia Homes has highlighted the towns and cities in England which could make the best use of the government’s levelling up funds.
18/01/2022 - 09:07
A new net-zero by 2030 report has outlined the action required to reduce air pollution, tackle the climate emergency and cut congestion in London.
18/01/2022 - 08:59
The Local Government Association has announced the 30 successful projects, supporting 90 councils, for its Housing Advisers Programme 2021/22.
17/01/2022 - 15:34
The number of households suffering from ‘fuel stress’ is set to treble overnight to 6.3 million households when the new energy price cap comes into effect.
17/01/2022 - 12:19
Despite the rhetoric, the UK is more regionally divided than ever and that central government policy has so far undermined the levelling up agenda.
14/01/2022 - 09:31
New measures will see owners of second homes who abuse a tax loophole by claiming their often-empty properties are holiday lets forced to pay.
GB Features
Mark Hardy argues that now is the time for a national network of playgrounds to tackle the disparity between deprived communities and more affluent areas
Why does the public sector culture of ‘Business as Usual’ often fail to deliver effective change? Romy Hughes explores
The Road Safety Markings Association detail the post-pandemic benefits of well-maintained road markings
Tim Pitts shares his technology predictions for the public sector for 2022, including the better harnessing the power of data
Laura Hughes, partner at Browne Jacobson, discusses the key takeaways for local government at November’s COP26
Businesses are now digitising fast and investing in low carbon infrastructure. Local authorities have a big role to play in this transition, writes Teodora Kaneva
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Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
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Latest Features
Mark Hardy argues that now is the time for a national network of playgrounds to tackle the disparity between deprived communities and more affluent areas
Why does the public sector culture of ‘Business as Usual’ often fail to deliver effective change? Romy Hughes explores
