The government has launched a £50 million scheme to help boost tree-planting rates in the fight against climate change.

Labour will make all new homes zero carbon within three years, in a bid to save people living in new builds £200 a year in energy bills.

Young people in some of the most disadvantaged parts of England are set to benefit from an extra £18 million investment.

The Liverpool City Region has called on the government to provide £200m funding to clean up brownfield sites and make them ready for development.

Government spending is likely to head back towards levels seen in the 1970s over the next Parliament, regardless of which party wins the General Election.

The government has launched its Net Zero Review to assess how meeting the UK’s climate commitments also supports growth and balances costs.

DfT has published a ‘league table’ of data illustrating the public electric car charging infrastructure available across the UK.

Unsustainable costs are set to push councils’ bill for providing free home to school transport to £1.2 billion a year by 2024.

The government will boost its zero carbon homes aims with a £30 million boost for the ‘Construction Corridor’.

Scottish residents in disadvantaged communities are set to benefit from a range of projects to tackle poverty, inequality and rural disadvantage.

The majority of businesses in London think that councils should be given more power to deliver infrastructure and housing.

Residents and businesses needing parking permits in Bristol will no longer have to display a paper version in their car.

Sajid Javid has announced more than £250 million funding for vital infrastructure that will unlock over 20,000 homes nationwide.

The government has failed to bring urgent plans to tackle the climate emergency in time to meet the six month deadline set by Parliament.

The blueprint for a new generation of multi-million Town Deals, which will regenerate town centres, has been revealed.

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