Worcestershire County Council is to launch a new academy for social workers in the region in the New Year.

The Road Safety Foundation has urged the government to immediately spend £200 million to tackle its most ‘high risk roads’.

Measures to address the long-term reform of adult social care need to be brought forward to tackle the significant pressures facing the sector.

A new white paper has analysed how organisations can better protect themselves against cyber attack by prioritising the FM role.

New government figures on public spending have revealed that the north of England has seen the biggest cuts in spending over the past five years.

Local authorities and central government departments procured contracts worth £723 million between July and September 2017.

Funding for public services ‘outdated’ and ‘unfair’, county leaders warn

Millions of rural residents receive almost half of funding for their public services compared to their neighbours in England’s largest cities.

Cardiff City Council generates major savings with new street lighting system

Cardiff has taken a major step to become a smart city and reduce its carbon footprint by installing 14,000 connected LED streetlights.

Lancashire care leavers now exempt from paying council tax

Care leavers across Lancashire are now exempt from paying council tax thanks to an award-winning campaign.

Derby Nottingham Metro could bring £11 billion economy boost

Closer joint working across the Derby and Nottingham Metro area could provide an £11 billion boost to the local economy, new report says.

Council takes back control of highways

Liverpool City Council is to take back control of maintaining the city’s highways by ending its contract with Amey.

Research and development fund to get record boost

The UK is to see its biggest ever increase in research and development investment and a new fund to transform transport within city regions nationwide.

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