The government has announced that the single-use carrier bag charge will be extended to all retailers and increased to 10p from April 2021.
The DfT has announced new proposals to ban antisocial parking, and make pavements could be made safer for people with disabilities.
An audit into the mapping of potholes in England has been launched by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps.
Single unitary councils could deliver £3 billion worth of savings over five years and ‘maximise’ the benefits of economic growth and housing policy.
Sir Ed Davey has won the race to become the new leader of the Liberal Democrats, having secured 63.5 per vent of the vote.
Labour has called for key workers to stand as councillors ahead of next May’s elections and in the lead up to the next General Election.
The Early Years Alliance has reported that half of parents feel that the government hasn’t given enough support on childcare post-lockdown.
The learning gap between rich and poor primary age pupils in England has widened for the first time since 2007.
Dame Louise Casey has ‘stepped back’ from her role as the government's chief advisor on homelessness.
Whitehall has spent over £56 million on consultancy firms to help deal with the coronavirus pandemic.
Socitm has launched a report into how local authorities adapted ways of working to maintain delivery of vital services.
Health leaders have called on the Prime Minister to honour his pledge to fix social care ‘once and for all’.
The Money Advice Trust has urged the government to make changes to the way local authorities are able to collect council tax debt.
The government will underpin environmental commitments with legally binding targets, including for air quality, water, waste and biodiversity.
The IFS has warned that councils will be forced to cut services if the government does not meet the cost of soaring coronavirus spending.