The government has unveiled plans to reach 300,000 public electric vehicle chargepoints by 2030, almost five times the number of fuel pumps on our roads today.
Spiralling fuel prices are impacting on school transport services, with local authorities set to have to pay providers significantly more.
Paul Scully has confirmed that a new law is now in place to help resolve certain remaining commercial rent debts accrued because of the pandemic.
The SMMT has called for all stakeholders to ‘plug the gap’ between electrical vehicle ambition and delivery, to make Britain a world leader in zero emission mobility.
The Chancellor’s failure to address the cost of living crisis means that absolute poverty is expected to rise by 1.3 million people next year.
Thousands of disabled people who need specialised facilities when they are out and about will benefit from over 500 new Changing Places toilets.
Councils and Directors of Public Health are calling for an urgent extension of local outbreak management funding due to rising rates of coronavirus
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced tax cut for nearly 30 million UK workers through rise in National Insurance thresholds.
Every school in England will have access to high speed internet by 2025, as part of the latest plans to roll out lightning-fast gigabit broadband across the UK.
Citizens have called for the government to build on its digital services by providing the likes of online election voting, according to a new poll from Gemserv.
New jobs and skills training are at risk of delay or being lost altogether due to a looming funding gap when existing European funding runs out.
Councils have warned of public health workforce shortages and staff exhaustion concerns given a rise in coronavirus community transmission rates.
Sadiq Khan has hailed the resurgence in council homebuilding with more than 11,000 new council homes started in London since 2018.
The government must rethink the assumption that merely directing investment away from an ‘overheated’ South East will benefit the rest of the country.
The annual survey by Coram Family and Childcare has found that parents across Britain are being squeezed by rising childcare costs and a drop in available places.