Latest data released by the Cabinet Office shows the size of the government estate has dropped by almost a third over the past 10 years.

The West Midlands Combined Authority has become the first region in the UK to introduce its own localised definition of affordable housing.

The Resolution Foundation says that sustained employment does not eliminate in-work poverty for too many households.

The BBC has revealed that full rollout of universal credit is being delayed again, to 2024, adding £500 million to its overall cost.

Kevin Stewart has criticised 'tweaks' to LHA rates, stressing that they potentially leave people facing homelessness.

Gavin Williamson has said that £24 million of government investment will drive up school standards in the North East.

Blackpool Council has said it will invest an extra £14 million in its troubled children’s services by axing up to 75 jobs.

A family therapy service aimed at preventing youth crime has been launched in Redbridge, making it a UK first.

Hundreds of flooded households will not receive promised compensation funding because of an ‘obscene postcode lottery’.

Plans for spending in Portsmouth detail a proposed £37 million to be invested in environmentally friendly projects.

A new report says that reducing energy demand must be central to UK energy policy to cut carbon at the scale necessary.

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has announced that thousands of new street trees will be planted in 20 boroughs across the capital.

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has given the green light to £1 billion in finance to support small and medium sized builders.

Youth projects across the country will receive a share of a £7 million investment from the Youth Accelerator Fund.

The Cabinet Office has revealed that for the year 2018/19, government spending with small and medium size firms rose to £14.2 billion.

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