New plans have shown how the government is creating a stronger and more effective regulatory framework to improve building safety.
The number of lollipop men and women funded by councils in Great Britain has fallen by 1,500 in the last five years.
The Mayor of London has unveiled an ambitious plan to create a unified, London-wide cycle network and get more Londoners cycling.
James Brokenshire has announced £5 million of funding to create a new network of 11 rough sleeping hubs across England.
Michael Gove has launched a new Resources and Waste Strategy with plans for consumers to pay a returnable deposit on bottles.
New government figures have shown that Stroud District Council disposes of the least amount of residual waste to landfill in the UK.
Research has revealed that almost one in five Brits would like to switch to an electric car next year and be more sustainable.
The current SEND funding deficit could double to an estimated £806 million next year, possibly rising to £1.6 billion in 2020.
Education Secretary Damian Hinds has announced that councils will receive £250 million to provide much needed SEND support.
New figures show that levels of rough sleeping in the UK have risen by 20 per cent in just 12 months and doubled in the last five years.
All government funded home chargepoints for electric vehicles must use innovative ‘smart’ technology from July 2019.
Research argues that only one in five local areas in the UK report having enough older people’s care to meet growing demand.
Birmingham City Council has published how its Clean Air Zone will work, which is due to be implemented from January 2020.
New survey suggests that ongoing uncertainty and gloom about Brexit are set to hit the UK housing market well into next year.
Mark Drakeford has succeeded Carwyn Jones and has been confirmed as the new First Minister after a vote in the Welsh Assembly.