Homes, schools and hospitals are set to be greener and cheaper to run thanks to a £3 billion plan to upgrade the nation’s buildings.

81 per cent of London parents say it’s essential local authorities now take steps to make it easier for families to walk and cycle to school.

Hundreds of Liverpool City Region residents are set to benefit from free training in the digital skills needed by local employers.

A report has warned that official public spending rules are not a barrier to levelling up the country, but a lack of direction from government is.

Oxford City Council has called on the government to follow Scotland’s lead and empower local authorities to crack down on short-term lets.

A comprehensive recovery package is needed to tackle rising tide of childhood vulnerability caused by the coronavirus crisis.

Labour’s Tulip Siddiq has accused the government of serial incompetence in delivering childcare support to working families.

Andy Burnham has warned that people are becoming increasingly confused and frustrated by complex and contradictory lockdown rules.

The littering of face masks and plastic gloves is becoming an issue for councils who are seeing more PPE discarded incorrectly.

The government has announced a new million-pound programme to get more students physically active in time for Bike to School Week.

Nearly a quarter of a million households who were homeless or at risk of becoming homeless have benefited from the Homelessness Reduction Act.

Under new measures, businesses seeking to win government work must set out how they will also deliver social value priorities.

Over a hundred towns in England are to share £80 million to boost regeneration, as part of the government's plan to build back better.

Councils are warning that remoter rural areas could be impacted the most by childcare closures as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

The government will protect 30 per cent of the UK’s land by 2030, as part of plans to put nature and biodiversity on a road to recovery by 2030.

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