The government is set to promise to raise infrastructure spending to its highest in decades in the March Budget.
The Treasury has said that it will pledge to triple the average net investment made over the last 40 years into rail and road, affordable housing, broadband and research, leading to the 'highest levels [of investment] in real terms since 1955- - more than £600 billion over the five-year Parliament.

Innovative projects which help Londoners shape the future of their local communities are set to benefit from £24 million.

The Health and Social Care Committee has launched an inquiry into social care funding to counteract the impact of a shortage of care on the NHS.

A report claims that Net Zero by 2050 is possible with support for innovation and scale-up across three essential areas.

Ending the freeze in fuel duty would raise much needed revenue and demonstrate that the UK is serious about tackling climate change.

There is overwhelming demand across the former ‘Red Wall’ seats for Rishi Sunak to take firm action on the climate emergency in the budget.

A new coalition has stressed that the new Chancellor must grasp this ‘vital opportunity’ to prioritise the environment in his first Budget.

Robert Jenrick has launched a new taskforce bringing together senior experts across sectors to tackle the outbreak of coronavirus.

Crisis has said that councils are being left to leave homeless people on the streets because of a chronic lack of local affordable housing.

Steve Rotheram has launched an independent Town Centres Commission to ensure that Liverpool’s town centres have a sustainable future.