The Association for Public Service Excellence (APSE) has published a report suggesting budgets for neighbourhood services are in a parlous state.
The Women and Equalities Committee has called on the government to lead the charge in improving access and inclusion in the built environment.
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has lodged a fresh application with the High Court to postpone publication of its draft clean air plan until after the election.
Portsmouth City Council has pledged its support the Rucksack Project, a plan to turn a double-decker bus into a homeless shelter.
The National Crime Agency (NCA) has warned that young people are being helped into cyber crime through the use of free tools such as game-cheat websites or forums concerned with modifying games.
Harsher punishments for the most serious speeding offences have come into force in England and Wales.
Charity Age Scotland has warned that thousands of elderly people are missing out on free personal care because of council delays to assessments and care arrangements.
An electronic voter registration will not be in place in Northern Ireland for the snap general election on 8 June, despite legislation being passed in December to implement the systems.
The LGiU has found that local councillors are not ‘digital dinosaurs’ as it investigates digital technology, governance and leadership in local authorities.
Joint Waste Solutions will oversee waste collection across four Surrey councils and save around £2.5 million a year.
Plans to provide electric vehicle-only parking bays in Dundee in two city parks is underway.
Adur and Worthing Councils have announced the £4.2 million purchase of 24 new waste trucks to maintain the weekly collection of residential refuse.