Local Government Minister Luke Hall has signed an Order bringing into law a historic devolution deal for West Yorkshire.

The Local Government Association has announced the 17 successful applicants for its Housing Advisers Programme for this year.

The government’s review of children’s social care needs to consider the impact of increasing private equity and stock market involvement.

The world's first fleet of double decker hydrogen buses has officially been launched into service by Aberdeen City Council.

Health for Care says the government urgently needs to deliver on its manifesto commitment to fix the failing social care sector.

Lesley Griffiths is calling on everyone in Wales to ‘play their part’ in eliminating litter and fly-tipping in Wales.

West Berkshire’s Council is planning to build a solar farm to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and help combat climate change.

The government has released new figures on homelessness, which Shelter says highlights the fact that thousands are struggling to survive the pandemic while homeless.

Labour is set to hold a vote to force government action on the cladding scandal and protect leaseholders from life-changing cladding costs.

Upgrades have been made to the Go Ultra Low Oxford project, giving members of the public the ability to use the chargers for the first time.

The damage to children’s mental health caused by the coronavirus crisis could last for years without a large-scale increase for services.

The government will provide free entry, in perpetuity, to everyone visiting the proposed new Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre.

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