New research argues that child poverty risks reaching a record high under plans outlined in the Conservative Party manifesto.
Sir Andrew Dilnot has said that a cross-party solution for social care in England can be found if there is enough ‘political will’.
The Conservative's are pledging a £1 billion boost for childcare and £2 billion on the 'biggest ever pothole-filling programme'.
Labour says that the average public service worker will benefit from more than £1,600 in April 2020 under a Labour government.
Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price says that ‘Wales can be the cradle of a Green Jobs Revolution’.
The LGA has stressed that the next government needs to invest in children’s services so councils can fulfil the ambitions of the Children’s Act.
New polling has claimed that the NHS has overtaken Brexit as the most important electoral issue for adults in the UK.
Mark Drakeford has welcomed official figures which show Wales continues to invest more in key public services than other parts of the UK.
The IPPR has uncovered overwhelming public support for a fundamental change in how the British economy is run.
Labour has pledged to wage war on the 'ten modern scourges of poverty' and reverse the damage of a decade of austerity.
The British Red Cross is calling for the law to be updated to give communities more say in how they are treated in an emergency.
The Lib Dems have promised to recruit 20,000 more teachers and spend an extra £10 billion on schools each year.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to delay cuts to corporation tax to fund other ‘priorities’ like the NHS.
The Green Party is set to launch its election manifesto with a pledge to reach net zero carbon emissions in the UK by 2030.
The Welsh Government is reforming local government in Wales to give 16 and 17 year olds the right to vote at local elections.