The National Children’s Bureau has raised concerns over the welfare of children missing education in England.
The Chartered Institute of Housing has shown that more than 150,000 of the most affordable rented homes have been lost in just five years.
Swansea Council is coming to the end of its PATCH road repair programme for 2017/18, which has seen more than 1,240 tonnes of tar used to repair roads.
The City of York Council has celebrated having the fastest broadband download speed in the country.
After awarding £48 million worth of contracts to SMEs last year, Nottingham City Council has pledged to continue to support smaller suppliers.
Blackpool Council is set to become the first local authority to manage its own water supply following its licence application to Ofwat.
The government should do more to support the increasing provision of private rented accommodation by housing associations and local authorities.
Sadiq Khan has revealed that schools in the capital will receive an alert every time air pollution is set to pose an acute risk to health.
Ofsted inspectors have reported that all services for children provided by Cumbria County Council have improved significantly.
The Labour party has accused the government of ‘attempting to shift the burden’ of local government cuts onto struggling families.
The government will support new legislation to protect drivers from unscrupulous private parking operators.
Under plans to modernise elections in Wales, those aged 16 and 17 could soon be able to cast their vote in council elections.