A new report has claimed that the government is failing to invest in the nation’s health by too often focusing on short-term spending.

Boris Johnson has pledged to create thousands more good school places as the Prime Minister unveiled a new drive for the next wave of free schools.

There will be an overall funding gap of £25.4 billion for local authorities relative to the level of services they were able to provide in 2010.

Britain’s political parties have been urged to place children's well-being in their election manifestos.

Nottingham and Derby City Councils, along with Nottinghamshire County Council, is working to deliver the Go Ultra-Low Programme.

Robert Jenrick has confirmed that 100 places have been invited to develop proposals for a new generation of multi-million-pound Town Deals.

MPs have warned that a balance must be struck between local authorities and councils on waste strategy.

Thousands of residents will benefit from safer homes under proposals that would see sprinklers installed in new high-rise blocks of flats.

Robert Jenrick has announced that the Fair Funding Review and 75 per cent business rate retention will be delayed until 2020-21.

The national campaign to recruit 20,000 new police officers has been launched by the government.

The Chancellor has delivered his Spending Round to Parliament, including a £13.8 billion real term increase in day-to-day spending.

The APPG on Social Care has demanded a radical shake-up of England’s ‘broken’ social care system to avoid its total collapse.

A number of environmental charities have warned that funding to tackle the climate emergency must double next year.

Nicola Sturgeon has announced that ending Scotland’s contribution to climate change is the main focus of this year’s Programme for Government.

Council leaders have stressed that a green light on HS2 and Northern Powerhouse Rail is ‘critical to the long term success of the UK’.

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