The government estate has fallen by 156,000 square metres over the past year, creating a saving in real terms of £760 million in running costs.
The current SEND funding deficit could double to an estimated £806 million next year, possibly rising to £1.6 billion in 2020.
Education Secretary Damian Hinds has announced that councils will receive £250 million to provide much needed SEND support.
Research argues that only one in five local areas in the UK report having enough older people’s care to meet growing demand.
New survey suggests that ongoing uncertainty and gloom about Brexit are set to hit the UK housing market well into next year.
Nottinghamshire County Council has abandoned its reorganisation plans, which could have saved the authority millions each year.
Bath & North East Somerset Council will take delivery of a brand new mobile library bus next year to improve its community library services.
The Welsh Government has made £2 million available to help local authorities deliver play opportunities for children in their areas.
An expert group has been recruited to raise aspirations and create more opportunities for young people in the North East of England.
Squeezed funding and staff shortages are severely affecting home care services in some areas of England, claims new report.
The Crown Commercial Service has announced that the Network Services 2 framework agreement, believed to be worth £5 billion, has gone live.
Government figures suggest that the public health budget is still set to be cut by £85 million, despite reassurances by ministers.
Interserve has revealed that it is in need of a second rescue deal from the government as it struggles with £500 million of debt.
Communities Secretary unveils plans to help people off the streets and meet its target to end rough sleeping for good by 2027.
Creative businesses in the West Midlands, Greater Manchester and Bristol are to receive £4 million to help them grow.