Community projects supporting people with their mental health during the coronavirus pandemic will benefit from their share of £5 million.
Ten NGOs have called on councils to make walking and cycling safer for children when they travel to and from school.
Sustained cuts to local emergency support schemes are leaving families with nowhere to turn in a financial crisis.
Major plans to develop a solar farm and a carbon neutral site have been lodged by Leicestershire County Council.
Councils need further clarity about when they will receive more government funding to help communities through this crisis and beyond.
Edinburgh is to use £5 million to support the creation of safe, accessible routes for walking, cycling and wheeling as lockdown restrictions are lifted.
The National Infrastructure Commission has stressed that proactive steps are needed to ensure the UK’s infrastructure can remain resilient.
£20 million has been made available to help ensure that no-one in emergency shelter in Wales during the coronavirus crisis has to return to the streets.
The government has been urged to allow the West Midlands to become a national test bed for an early reopening of the tourism, hospitality and cultural sector.
BSI has published new safe working guidelines to help businesses manage a safe return to work and reoccupation of their facilities.
The new NHS Test and Trace service has now launched across England, seeking to help identify, contain and control coronavirus.
The New Local Government Network has found that local cohesion and trust has never been higher, despite economic confidence at its lowest levels.
Additional funding is needed to support all early years providers if enough childcare places are to be available for families who need them.
The latest Green Space Index has highlighted the need to revalue local parks and green spaces and protect them in perpetuity.
Only by going ‘faster, further, and fairer’ can we seize the significant national and global opportunities of a net-zero economy.