A new round of flood defence investment will help communities across Yorkshire, Cumbria, the North East and the South East of England.

Ministers have announced more than half a billion pounds of investment in green technologies, including £400 million for electric vehicles.

There will be an overall funding gap of £25.4 billion for local authorities relative to the level of services they were able to provide in 2010.

Bristol City Leap has launched a global search to deliver up to £1 billion of investment for the people of Bristol before 2030.

Southampton City Council is collaborating to help provide hearing loop systems for small businesses and GP surgeries across the city for free.

Andy Burnham has announced a £6 million funding package for the second phase of the flagship A Bed Every Night scheme.

Manchester City Council has committed to revising the overall number of homes to be delivered in the city from 20,000 to 32,000.

Localis has recommended that ministers should put a premium on preventative care budgets and fix public health funding.

The Age UK charity has warned that nearly 4.5 million older people claim to have felt lonely during later life.

Creating one of the first zero-carbon industrial estates in the UK is the headline ambition in Leicestershire’s ambitious plans to tackle climate change.

Robert Jenrick has confirmed that 100 places have been invited to develop proposals for a new generation of multi-million-pound Town Deals.

Robert Jenrick has announced that the Fair Funding Review and 75 per cent business rate retention will be delayed until 2020-21.

The Chancellor has delivered his Spending Round to Parliament, including a £13.8 billion real term increase in day-to-day spending.

The West Yorkshire Combined Authority has called on the government to commit £141 million to support new flood defence works.

Communities across Liverpool are being given the chance to take control of their future thanks to a council improvement fund.

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