The economic fallout of the current coronavirus pandemic could leave 1.1 million more people below pre-virus poverty line at the end of the year.

Thousands of homeless people who have been housed during the coronavirus pandemic could return to the streets by the end of this month.

Bristol City Council has agreed to sell the local authority owned company, Bristol Energy, following continued challenges.

Manchester City Council has announced that it is to replace almost half of its refuse collection vehicles with emission-free electric alternatives.

There has been an 89 per cent increase in need for emergency food parcels during April 2020 compared to the same month last year.

The key to unlocking the housing crisis lies in tackling the under-occupation of family homes where there are more than 15 million ‘surplus’ bedrooms.

Manchester City Council’s new authority-owned housing development company is seeking to build 500 affordable homes per year.

The IPPR North thinktank has called for long-term funding for nature in the North, led by the regions local leaders.

The Early Years Alliance has warned that the future of the early years and childcare sector is at risk in England.

Community projects supporting people with their mental health during the coronavirus pandemic will benefit from their share of £5 million.

Sustained cuts to local emergency support schemes are leaving families with nowhere to turn in a financial crisis.

Major plans to develop a solar farm and a carbon neutral site have been lodged by Leicestershire County Council.

Councils need further clarity about when they will receive more government funding to help communities through this crisis and beyond.

The National Infrastructure Commission has stressed that proactive steps are needed to ensure the UK’s infrastructure can remain resilient.

£20 million has been made available to help ensure that no-one in emergency shelter in Wales during the coronavirus crisis has to return to the streets.

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