The public are being called upon to apply for rewarding short-term and long-term opportunities in the adult social care sector.
A government pledge to raise billions of pounds by selling off surplus public sector land and buildings has been exceeded.
Labour says that almost £2 billion of coronavirus spending has been spent on ‘crony’ contracts going to Conservative friends and donors.
The government has confirmed that cabinet ministers have been tasked to encourage their sectors to take up the offer of rapid workplace testing.
The government's vague flood defence objectives are leaving English homes and businesses vulnerable to climate change.
The Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation has published new analysis on the use of data in local government during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Local Government Association has warned that serious child harm cases reported by councils rise by more than a quarter during pandemic.
Local elections in England will go ahead as planned in May, despite doubts over whether it would be right for them to do so.
One in five people on Universal Credit say that they are ‘very likely’ to turn to a foodband, if the £20 rise is removed.
The TUC has reported that increasing demand for self-isolation support is leaving local authorities facing large funding shortfalls.
The government looks set to fall far short of its commitment on house building, with fewer than 100,000 homes built during the first three quarters of 2020.
Oxford City Council has outlined how it aims to achieve its goal of becoming a zero carbon council by 2030 by reducing its carbon emissions.