Recycling work in Oxford city was recently recognised when the city council won an award for Best Team of the Year.
Birmingham City Council cabinet is being asked to approve a pilot scheme that involves at least 20 zero emission hydrogen-fuelled buses taking Birmingham’s roads.
Bristol has overtaken London as the UK’s ‘smartest city’, according to new data.
Newcastle City Council has been selected as one of the first local authorities in the UK to team up with Unicef to become a Child Friendly City.
Drivers of older, more polluting vehicles now have to pay almost twice as much to drive into central London.
A £9 million boost by the DfT will help fund £15 million of improvements in the key development sites, Sherford and east of Exeter.
Two major Buckinghamshire road improvement schemes have won £6.32 million of government funding.
Norfolk County Council is looking to bid for £1.5 million to help reduce the number of children in care and provide support to vulnerable families.
A scheme to improve safety for people with disabilities and anyone who feels vulnerable when out in Lancashire has been launched.
Children and young people in Kent are less likely to have mental health problems thanks to a £10 million programme funded by The BIG Lottery.
Essex County Council has secured over £9 million to tackle congestion and improve key routes in Essex.
Cambridge City Council’s Benefits team has been recognised as the Welfare Benefits Team of the Year 2017.