All businesses in England are now able to sign up to the government’s free coronavirus workplace testing programme.
More than two in three parents say they have seen their children’s physical activity levels decrease during lockdown.
The government has announced that nearly three million children in England to be supported by mental health support teams in schools.
The government ‘lacks a plan for how it will achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050’ despite setting the target in law almost two years ago.
Hannah Blythyn has announced a £15.2 million ‘placemaking’ funding package to help Wales’s town centres build back better.
Over £70 million is to be invested into weight management services, enabling up to 700,000 adults to have access to support that can help them to lose weight.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced his Budget spending plans, the most important for decades as the UK continues to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.
Birmingham has been named as a Tree City of the World for the second year running, highlighting the city’s dedication towards planting and conserving trees.
Leeds City Council is to invest £100 million on measures to help tenants save money and cut carbon by improving energy efficiency over the next five years.
There is a serious risk that this country is going to leave its young people to a future devastated by the climate crisis and unemployment.
The Welsh Government has published an ambitious strategy to support a green recovery in Wales by transitioning into a ‘circular economy.
More than 50 nature organisations are calling for the Prime Minister’s commitments to reverse nature’s decline by 2030 to be backed-up in law.
Addressing long-term unemployment as a result of the pandemic will require a joint endeavour between national and local government, says LGA.
Whole families and households with school-age children will be able to test themselves twice every week from home as schools return from 8 March.
Individual activists will be able to campaign outdoors in a Covid-secure way from 8 March, ahead of the English local elections in May.