Local government funding cuts are disproportionately hitting areas that have the highest numbers of deaths among homeless people.
NHS England has announced that the first NHS gambling clinic for children will open this year as part of a new network of services for addicts.
Two North East Combined Authorities have launched an ambitious £377 million bid to transform the way people travel around the North East.
A new report has highlighted the extraordinary impact that a decade of austerity has had on the council workforce in Wales.
IPPR North has said that the Northern Powerhouse is being ‘undermined’ by austerity despite signs of economic growth.
The LGiU has launched the final report from the Local Government Homelessness Commission (LGHC).
Together for Short Lives has warned that children’s hospices will be forced to cut services or shut unless the NHS increases its funding.
Rural areas could benefit from £10 million fund that has already helped over 150 rural communities become cleaner and more sustainable.
Nottingham City Council and Bristol City Council are among a number of local authorities successful in securing open space funding.
The IFS has warned that a one-off increase of £3.8 billion would be needed to reverse eight per cent cuts in per pupil school spending.
Delegates at the UNISON national conference have heard how funding for public transport in the UK is at its lowest level for 30 years.
Budget cuts for UK children’s centres is leaving many unable to continue to reach families across their communities.
Andy Burnham has urged the government to make the same subsidies for northern bus fares as those applied in London.
A study by the GMB Union has revealed that at least 130,000 people are trapped in social care debt.
£1.1 billion a year of flood damage is being prevented by the UK’s current network of river barriers and defences.