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.
A new Countryside Code has been launched seeking to allow people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy the benefits that nature offers.
Councils will need to spend a total of £10 billion over a decade to bring all their pothole-plagued roads up to scratch.
Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has announced a package of measures to revitalise England’s cherished high streets and town centres.
The Prince’s Trust and the Learning and Work Institute have warned that young people will increasingly bear the brunt of the unemployment crisis.
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has launched a multimillion-pound scheme to enable local transport authorities to roll out zero-emission buses.
Defra has announced the 25 new flooding and coastal resilience projects across England that are being awarded funding.
Patients will benefit from expanded mental health services backed by £500 million, as part of the government’s Mental Health Recovery Action Plan.
Incorrect recycling contributed to more than half a million tonnes of household recycling being rejected at the point of sorting last year.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists is calling for £43 million of investment into youth addiction services to prevent lifelong addiction.
The LGA has said that immediate action is needed on social care as part of a new long-term plan in the spirit of the post-war reforms.
Bournemouth will be the focus of a ground-breaking pilot scheme this summer which will see drone-based technology used to tackle the issue of litter.
Existing learning gaps have been exacerbated by the pandemic to such an extent that they are unlikely to be solved by a quick ‘catch-up’ initiative.
Updated guidance on the safe use of council buildings has been published, following confirmation that virtual council meetings will not be extended.
Andy Burnham has made a landmark decision to take control of buses in the biggest shake-up to Greater Manchester’s transport network in over
The Centre for Progressive Policy has revealed that the government’s key policies for economic recovery will benefit London over the rest of the UK.
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