The Adam Smith Institute has argued that the high street needs to be made fit for purpose in the next decade.

A LGA survey has revealed that business rates avoidance is costing local services an estimated £250 million a year.

The New Local Government Network has identified Cornwall and other rural areas as the UK’s ‘Land of Opportunity’.

Gavin Williamson has urged councils to prioritise adoption and ensure adoptive parents are not wrongly turned away.

New research suggests that six million people in England risk being without a job or in work they are over-qualified for by 2030.

Four years after the deal was initially announced, political leaders have agreed to move forward with a South Yorkshire devolution deal.

The FSB is calling on the government to deliver on its manifesto pledge to provide £2 billion in funding to fill the thousands of potholes.

Patrols attended 20 per cent more pothole breakdowns in the last quarter of 2019, compared to the same period the year before.

Boris Johnson has admitted he does not have a worked-up plan to end the social care crisis and that a solution could be five years away.

Boris Johnson has formally rejected Nicola Sturgeon’s call for a second independence referendum.

Welsh Housing Minister Julie James has confirmed that investment in new housing in Wales will reach £400 million in 2020-21.

New CCN analysis has revealed substantial regional disparities in local investment in England’s roads and for pothole filling.

Communities have lost out on more than 13,500 desperately-needed affordable homes in the past four years.

Robert Jenrick has announced that towns across England will be able to compete in a new Town of the Year competition.

The Local Government Association has revealed that the number of children in care has risen by 28 per cent in the past decade.

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