Plans to help ensure the most vulnerable continue to have a roof over their heads have been launched by Robert Jenrick.

Hundreds of leisure facilities face closing permanently or being unable to reopen without urgent government funding.

Allocations have been confirmed for individual councils to help deliver essential services for residents during the pandemic.

Research finds that fraud and error during the coronavirus crisis will cost the government in the region of £4.6 billion.

The Affordable Housing Commission has launched a new report to put social and affordable housing at the heart of the coronavirus recovery.

DHSC is providing new funding to help to move people with learning disabilities and autistic people into more appropriate care.

Additional financial freedoms would empower communities to help kickstart a national coronavirus economic recovery, says the LGA.

The Welsh Government has made up to £9 million available to support town centres recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

Ombudsman finds that problems with the way councils are meeting new housing duties are making some homeless people’s situation worse.

The government needs to act to prevent council tax loading £158 million in bailiff and court fees on to people who can’t pay following the pandemic.

The Children’s Right2Food Campaign is calling on the government to address child food insecurity by expanding free school meals.

Homes and businesses will become more resilient after the government revealed its long-term plan to tackle the risks of flooding.

£730 million in vital EU cash risks being sent back to Brussels if the funding is not allocated by the government before the end of the year.

Local councils are set to cut services as they count the cost of lost income from commercial investments during the coronavirus pandemic.

Angela Rayner has warned against a repeat of the Thatcher-era ‘managed decline’ for Northern communities.

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