Charities are urging the government to reverse the deep funding cuts that have placed tremendous pressures on sexual health services.

The government is introducing new measures to help millions of people get their finances and debt under control.

New figures from the National House Building Council have revealed that 1.4 million new homes have been registered to be built in the past decade.
The homes statistics indicate that the number of new homes registered to be built per annum in the UK has risen by more than 80 per cent over the last decade, with the figures representing the first complete decade since the financial crash in 2007/08.

Coiuncils can now apply to become the UK’s first all-electric bus town, a move deemed the ‘gold-standard’ in environmentally friendly public transport.

Five UK councils have been awarded ‘Tree Cities of the World’ status for their commitment to urban forestry management.

An online service to help drivers and businesses to prepare for the introduction of clean air zones with charges in Birmingham and Leeds has gone live.

ASH has revealed that 280 children start smoking every day in England while government action on its Smokefree 2030 pledge is awaited.

More than 100,000 people would be protected from financial hardship and homelessness if LHA rates were lifted to cover the cost of renting.

97 per cent of councils are disappointed with the government’s progress in delivering a sustainable funding system for councils.

Bristol has declared an Ecological Emergency in response to escalating threats to wildlife and ecosystems.