Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
The Public Accounts Committee is not convinced the DCMS will meet its downgraded targets for the rollout of super-fast, ‘gigabit’ broadband.
Households on low incomes will be spending on average 18 per cent of their income after housing costs on energy bills after April.
New research by Etopia Homes has highlighted the towns and cities in England which could make the best use of the government’s levelling up funds.
A new net-zero by 2030 report has outlined the action required to reduce air pollution, tackle the climate emergency and cut congestion in London.
The Local Government Association has announced the 30 successful projects, supporting 90 councils, for its Housing Advisers Programme 2021/22.
The number of households suffering from ‘fuel stress’ is set to treble overnight to 6.3 million households when the new energy price cap comes into effect.
Despite the rhetoric, the UK is more regionally divided than ever and that central government policy has so far undermined the levelling up agenda.
New measures will see owners of second homes who abuse a tax loophole by claiming their often-empty properties are holiday lets forced to pay.
CPRE research has shown a 1,000 per cent increase in short-term lets nationally over the last six years, with most in rural staycation hotspots.
Community Vaccine Champions will be tapping into their local networks and encouraging people in their community to come forward and get vaccinated.
Leaseholders could find it easier and cheaper to buy the freehold of their building under new proposals to create a fairer housing system.
More than half of UK firms believe their IT systems have been left more exposed to attack following the huge increase in people working from home.
Communities have been selected for two pilot schemes aimed at encouraging more people in urban and deprived areas to engage in the planning system.
The IFS has said that councils’ finances held up much better during the first year of the coronavirus pandemic, 2020–21, than previously thought.
Michael Gove has insisted there is money to spend on ‘levelling up’ projects around the country after a warning that voters needed to s
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