A joint proposal from Oxford City Council and Oxfordshire County Council is seeking to introduce a Zero Emission Zone in Oxford city centre.
New 'Home from home' short-stay flats in Manchester are set to help the city's patients leave wards quicker and boost recovery.
A new report has argued for radical change to give cities a constitutional role in directly tackling the issues of local government finances.
IADAS has named the new Birmingham City Council website as the Gold winner in the ‘Websites, Government & Civic’ category at the Lovies.
The LGA has revealed that there are a record number of children now in the care system, with 90 children a day having entered care last year.
The Electoral Commission has found that the public are satisfied with the way elections are run and are keen for further reform.
The Cabinet Office has revealed that SMEs benefited from £12.2 billion worth of central government spending in 2015 to 2016.
The London Borough of Waltham Forest has entered a new partnership with YPO to launch a new national HR procurement framework.
New survey shows that over half of UK councils expect to overspend their adult social care budgets this year by up to nearly £21 million each.
One million households will save £120 a year when Ofgem extends its prepayment safeguard tariff for more vulnerable people this winter.
Local authorities are putting foster children at a disadvantage compared to their peers when it comes to school transport.
Local authorities could annually save up to £35 million if a deposit refund system for drinks containers was introduced in England.
Local authorities should provide specialist community care for people with learning disabilities to help avoid admissions to psychiatric wards or residential homes.
Core City leaders and mayors have called on the government to take more action on air pollution.
Nicola Sturgeon is expected to announce Glasgow as the first region in the country to implement a low emission zone to tackle pollution.