Community leisure providers are facing crisis point without access to emergency government funding or support.

The Isle of Wight is taking part in the first phase of new ‘test, track and trace’ programme to tackle the coronavirus crisis.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said that the ‘time has come’ for universal basic income in Scotland.

The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has issued guidance about handling complaints during the coronavirus crisis.

The Opinium poll for The Observer has found that the majority of the British public are in favour of continuing the coronavirus lockdown.

A specialist taskforce has been created to lead the next phase of the government’s support for rough sleepers during the coronavirus pandemic.

More than £76 million additional government funding has been announced to support the most vulnerable in society during the coronavirus pandemic.

Hundreds of local business partnerships are set to share £6.1 million to help their local economies through the uncertainty of the coronavirus.

Two thirds of pavements in London are not wide enough for people to observe the government’s advice to stay two metres apart.

Robert Jenrick has written to all councils in England thanking them for their efforts in the battle against coronavirus.

It has been revealed that record solar outputs have helped the UK to reach longest coal-free period since pre-industrial times.

Children’s rights campaigners say changes to legal protections for children in care have been akin to ‘deregulation on steroids’.

Individual councils in England have had their funding allocations confirmed following the recent announcement of £1.6 billion in funding.

Anyone in England with coronavirus symptoms who either has to leave home to go to work or is aged 65 and over will now be able to get tested.

Small businesses will benefit from a new fast-track finance scheme providing loans with a 100 per cent government-backed guarantee for lenders.

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