A leading global education expert has criticised the government’s 30-hour free childcare plan for failing to target poor families.
Nearly one-third of house moves have dropped in some parts of the country over the last year, according to research by Lloyds Bank.
The NSPCC has published a report which shows that change is needed so that children can get the right support.
The Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services are unable to adequately support young people who need specialist support.
More than 75 per cent of teaching assistants in Durham may be given a pay rise in order to settle a long-running dispute.
Queen's Speech says Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to work with ‘humility and resolve'.
Met Police say policing could be at ‘significant’ risk as funding is promised for counter terrorism policing.
A £35 million investment in energy innovation projects to deliver clean growth and affordable energy has been introduced.
Plymouth City Council has set up an independent inquiry over administrative problems in the lead-up to the general election in early June.
The chancellor has said the only way the UK will be able to deliver strong growth is a Brexit deal that puts jobs first.
New statistics have shown that the number of new government-funded social homes has plummeted by 97 per cent since 2010.
Historic England is rolling out its Heritage Action Zones scheme to help transform cities and towns and improve their local communities.