A new study has revealed that aligning to WHO air quality targets could boost the UK economy by £1.6 billion each year.
The government has published the results of an independent review into the effectiveness of local authority financial reporting and audit regimes.
As part of an initiative to promote sustainable travel, commuters in Leeds can now borrow an electric bike free of charge for up to two weeks.
Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething has announced additional mental health support that anyone in Wales can access when they need to.
Robert Jenrick has launched new investment in housing to help the country build back better, including homes for social rent.
COSLA has launched a new Blueprint for Scottish Local Government, which will build around an ambitious vision for Scotland’s future.
New analysis by the TUC has found that annual adult social care spending in England is still £600 million lower than a decade ago.
Nearly half of motorists are still not ready for a 2035 switch to EVs, with higher purchase prices and charging concerns holding buyers back.
Vulnerable children are facing a dangerous reduction in support as councils cut services to fill the financial black hole left by coronavirus.
The loss of income from parent-paid fees since March will mean that many childcare providers face a tough time keeping their doors open.
Hundreds of libraries across the UK could be closed amid the economic devastation wrought by coronavirus.
Businesses in Bristol are set to enjoy free electric vehicle loans thanks to a £3 million grant secured by Bristol City Council.
A new scheme to help young people into work has been launched in the hope of creating high-quality, government-subsidised jobs across the UK.
The District Councils Network is urging ministers not to implement proposals to scrap 213 smaller councils and replace them with 25 larger bodies.
A new report by the Centre for Policy Studies has found that a pension-style model would be most cost-effective solution for social care reform.