The government must take more concerted action now to prevent parts of southern England running out of water within 20 years.
The £500 million Hardship Fund will provide council tax relief to vulnerable households, to help those affected most by coronavirus.
Birmingham City Council has written to the government requesting postponement to the launch of its Clean Air Zone.
London boroughs have agreed a common-sense approach to issuing parking fines in order to help critical workers travel in London.
ALARM indicates that the Chancellor’s recent pothole pledge is not enough to plug the gap in local road maintenance budgets.
Councils across the country will need to re-prioritise certain public services as they lead efforts to tackle the coronavirus outbreak.
New measures, including a helpline for the most in need of support, have been put in place for those considered to be extremely vulnerable.
The ESA has called on the government to help keep vital waste services moving, as coronavirus risks bringing the country to a halt.
The government is to spend £2.9 billion to help patients who no longer need urgent hospital treatment to return home.
A study by the Centre for Ageing Better has claimed that the UK’s attitudes to ageing are overwhelmingly negative.
Mike Russell has confirmed that the Scottish Government is no longer planning to hold an independence referendum this year.
Gavin Williamson has told the House of Commons that schools in England will close after the end of the school day on Friday.
Planning rules will be relaxed to allow pubs and restaurants to operate as hot food takeaways during the coronavirus outbreak.
The Department of Health and Social Care will introduce new laws to help ministers respond effectively to the progress of the coronavirus outbreak.
A UK government spokesman has confirmed that talks to agree a UK-EU trade deal have been put on hold due to the coronavirus outbreak.