The Outer Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland will benefit from investment of up to £50 million as part of the Islands Growth Deal.

Government plans to boost levels of walking and cycling in the UK post-coronavirus are under threat from a minority of objectors.

MPs have stressed that the government has consistently failed to recognise the exact scale of challenge facing culture, sport and tourism.

Sadiq Khan has launched the first online cycle training course for Londoners to give more people the confidence to start cycling.

Audit Wales has found that the public sector was spending up to £210 million reacting to, rather than preventing, rough sleeping.

The Public Accounts Committee has labelled the government's failure to plan for the economic impact of a pandemic as ‘astonishing’.

The government has said that care home residents in England can begin to be reunited with one of their loved ones.

The impact of coronavirus on people from minority ethnic groups has been linked to air pollution and overcrowded housing.

Eight directors of public health from the north-west of England have written to Boris Johnson calling for any anti-coronavirus obesity plan.

UK Research and Innovation has awarded £3 million to support six research networks that will investigate solutions to air pollution.

Campaigners have said that the government must ensure homeowners receive high quality improvements under its new energy efficiency scheme.

The Scottish Government is investing £50 million across the Falkirk region as part of the Falkirk Growth Deal.

Research claims that the roll-out of Universal Credit is leading to a growing number of council tenants falling behind on rent payments.

Peter Soulsby has again written to the government urging them to provide more support to local businesses in Leicester.

Birmingham City Council has published its Birmingham Bus Statement, supporting buses as the UK recovers from coronavirus.