Rough sleeping across Birmingham has reduced thanks to the support of community groups and council commissioned services.

Bright Blue has suggested an increase of fixed penalty notices to a minimum of £500 to individuals caught littering by local authorities.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced an extra £236 million to help get people off the streets.

Five times as many rough sleepers were seen by councils in the last year than reported in official figures.

Michael Marmot has warned that life expectancy among women living in the poorest communities in England has declined since 2011.

Geographic imbalances in England will widen between 2020 and 2023 unless a new approach to policy is adopted.

Many people in council tax arrears can’t afford to pay their debts, with four in 10 having no money left at all after covering living costs.

Following heavy rainfall, the Environment Agency’s Sir James Bevan has warned against building new homes on flood plains.

The government has confirmed the largest increase in councils’ spending power for a decade through the local government finance settlement.

London Councils has set out its priorities for the next four years, highlighting the need for further investment and devolution.

Security Minister James Brokenshire has announced government plans to introduce changes under Martyn's Law.

New research from IPPR North has argued that the centralisation of power in Westminster is unfairly holding all of England back.

Parents are set to benefit from new technology to support their children learning at home, with six new apps now available.

The Bright Blue think tank has revealed that 70,000 English homes in areas prone to flooding have no insurance.

Andy Burnham has called for the government to give towns, cities and regions across the UK more power to control their own destinies.

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