ADASS has published its second report into the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on social care services, arguing that more needs to be done.

Bringing back services from the private sector to government hands can improve quality, increase reliability, and save money.

Sadiq Khan has warned that he will be left with no choice other than to make significant cuts across the cpaital, unless the government acts.

Unpaid carers are twice as likely as the general public to have relied on a food bank during the coronavirus pandemic.

Judith Blake has called for further government support as coronavirus costs in Leeds approach £200 million.

The financial impact of coronavirus on councils could leave England’s largest local authorities in an unsustainable position.

The 100 places selected for the £3.6 billion Towns Fund will now be able to draw up their proposals for a multi-million pound investment.

Ken Skates has announced that over £16 million in transport grants will support 18 schemes across Wales to improve roads.

Age UK says more than one million carers aged 70 or over have been negatively affected by coronavirus due to a reduction in care services.

Councils are urging for the NRPF condition to be suspended so that all vulnerable individuals are entitled to receive support.

A package of support has been announced to help high streets to get back on their feet, ahead of shops reopening from 15 June.

Local authorities across England have been allocated a share of £300 million to support the new Test and Trace service.

An additional £63 million will be distributed to local authorities to help those who are struggling to afford food and other essentials due to coronavirus.

Pupils living in Scotland’s most deprived communities will benefit from targeted funding from the Attainment Scotland Fund.

The FSB is urging commercial landlords to do the right thing for their struggling tenants in these challenging times to support London’s economy.

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