Parents who are normally eligible for the government’s childcare offers will continue receiving the entitlements during the summer term.

The Isle of Wight is taking part in the first phase of new ‘test, track and trace’ programme to tackle the coronavirus crisis.

A new report has warned that up to 1.2 million renters are at high-risk of having to rely on Universal Credit after losing their jobs.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said that the ‘time has come’ for universal basic income in Scotland.

The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has issued guidance about handling complaints during the coronavirus crisis.

Since the government advised people to stay at home due to coronavirus nearly two million people have applied for universal credit benefits.

Which? is calling for urgent action from the government following reports from vulnerable people who are unable to access food and basic supplies.

An extra £248,000 will be available to local authorities across Wales to help strengthen their cyber resilience.

New CIPFA analysis has revealed that it could take up to 17 years to re-house individuals and families on the waiting list for council housing.

The Opinium poll for The Observer has found that the majority of the British public are in favour of continuing the coronavirus lockdown.

Research has revealed that there has been a 300 per cent increase in reported fly-tipping in rural communities.

Figures indicate that air pollution on Scotland's most-polluted streets has dropped massively since the coronavirus-enforced lockdown began.

A specialist taskforce has been created to lead the next phase of the government’s support for rough sleepers during the coronavirus pandemic.

More than £76 million additional government funding has been announced to support the most vulnerable in society during the coronavirus pandemic.

Those living in the poorest parts of the country are dying from coronavirus at double the rate of people in the richest areas.

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