Almost £258 million of additional funding for vital local services has been approved by the Scottish Parliament.

Councils are striving to build local economies in a way that ensures the proceeds of growth are shared more fairly across communities.

Ministers have announced that interim housing for thousands of rough sleepers taken off the streets during the pandemic is to be provided.

The Centre for Progressive Policy has found that at least eight in ten English councils need help to avoid going bankrupt.

Former Chancellor Sajid Javid has warned against a return to austerity as the UK economy struggles with the effects of the coronavirus crisis.

The UK's Climate Assembly want net-zero alignment embedded in all facets of the upcoming coronavirus recovery package.

New measures to help the construction industry boost building and return to work safely will be introduced this week.

The impact of coronavirus in Greater Manchester and the actions taken to manage the pandemic will be £732 million by the end of 2020/21 alone.

Lower income households are twice as likely as high-income households to have increased their use of consumer credit during the coronavirus crisis.

The IFS has warned that councils in deprived and affluent areas face serious financial risks from the coronavirus crisis as incomes fall and costs grow.

New analysis has revealed that Labour councils have borne the brunt of local government cuts over a decade of austerity.

A group of cross-party MPs have urged Chancellor Rishi Sunak to consider a four-day working week for the UK, post-coronavirus.

A post-pandemic building boom of 100,000 affordable homes a year is needed to provide housing fit for coronavirus key workers.

The government is to give an extra £650 million to schools in England to help pupils catch up on teaching missed since March.

Nearly two thirds of hard-pressed families on Universal Credit are borrowing money to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.

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