Sport England has revealed that one million more people are physically active than they were in 2015.

Around one in eight schools do not have a library, with poorer children less likely to have access to one than their richer peers.

Referrals of potential child victims of modern slavery made by councils in England have soared by a staggering 800 per cent in five years.

A new Digital Centre of Excellence, supported by nearly £4 million of EU funding, is set to make Wales a global leader in 5G technology.

A ‘wholesale redesign of local welfare’ is needed to help London boroughs tackle poverty and support low-income residents.

A new UNISON poll has revealed that refuse and recycling are the services that people would most like to see their council spend money on.

Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething has outlined plans to make Wales’ one of the first countries to see obesity rates decline.

Cambridge City Council has signed up to the Cambridge Plastic Pledge which encourages organisations to reduce single-use plastic usage.

Local investment in Greater Manchester has topped £600 million, according to the region's combined authority.

Referendums that use a preferential ballot system can potentially lead to better public deliberation, new research claims.

One in three councils are using computer algorithms to help make decisions about benefit claims and other welfare issues.

The government should overhaul policies across housing, transport and education to secure the future health of today’s young people.

The latest mortgage data has revealed that the number of first-time buyers getting a mortgage has increased to 35,010.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has revealed a number of active travel projects, totalling £27 million of investment, across Scotland.

Sadiq Khan has announced new investment to increase the number of youth workers in hospitals and help steer young people away from violence.

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