A new Business Rates relief fund of £1.5 billion is available for businesses affected by coronavirus outside the retail, hospitality, and leisure sectors.

The Welsh Government has announced an additional £24 million package of support to revitalise Wales’ town centres.

Investment in the Connecting Scotland programme has now been increased to more than £48 million.

The DCN has reported that nearly every district council in England has seen a spike in people using food banks during the pandemic.

Robert Jenrick has revealed new measures to support a safe and successful reopening of high streets and seaside resorts ahead of 'a great summer'.

Councils in England will have more freedom on how they spend the money from homes sold through Right to Buy.

£100 million has now been allocated to 266 local authorities to support the recovery of publicly-owned leisure centres and gyms.

Plans for Coventry to become the UK’s first All Electric Bus City have been backed by the West Midlands Combined Authority leaders.

An expanded £64 million Changing Futures programme will help more adults facing multiple issues such as homelessness and domestic abuse.

Funding for a new project which is seeking to bring 20 hydrogen powered double decker buses to the streets of Liverpool is set to be approved.

A new survey has shown that as many as one in seven adults are worried about becoming homeless due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Of the £830 million grants and loans funding awarded from the DCMS Culture Recovery Fund, only £495 million has been paid out.

Plans to deliver 100,000 affordable homes over the next decade have been set out by the Scottish Government in a 20-year housing strategy.

Mayor Dan Jarvis and local leaders are to approve a ground-breaking stimulus to revitalise South Yorkshire’s economy and transform the region.

Families will receive a boost of over £50 million this Easter, with councils given additional funding to keep vulnerable children warm and well-fed.

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