A survey has revealed that nearly one in five children aged 10-17 in the UK have reported being unhappy with their lives.

A ‘perfect storm’ of rising childcare costs and thousands of providers at risk of closure will make it impossible for many parents to return to work.

The vast majority of councils say that the LGA’s sector-led improvement is the right approach to improvement.

The government should set out its plans to reform social care this year but not take a ‘knee jerk’ reaction in the aftermath of coronavirus.

Lancashire County Council has set out proposals for the establishment of a Lancashire Combined Authority and elected mayor.

Six new projects to improve our understanding of the links between coronavirus and ethnicity have been funded by the NIHR and UKRI.

Labour analysis shows tourist hotspots are being disproportionately affected by the growing unemployment crisis.

Investment in active travel must enable these structural and behavioural changes to become a permanent part of everyday life, says ADEPT.

Campaigners have warned that a lack of translated coronavirus guidance is jeopardising the safety of non-English speakers in the UK.

12 per cent of local authorities think they have the expertise to take account of flood risk now and in the future in planning decisions.

MPs have said that more local input is needed if the UK's biggest infrastructure projects are to deliver their desired socio-economic benefits.

Research commissioned by Greener Journeys has demonstrated how investing in buses would deliver a significant boost to the economy.

Communities are set to benefit from better local services as councils receive a share of £800,000 for innovative digital projects.

A new IPPR report has argued that the UK is nearing a ‘pivotal moment’ when new working practices could be adopted across the economy.

The Department of Health and Social Care has unveiled its new Obesity Strategy to help beat coronavirus and protect the NHS.

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