A freedom of information (FoI) request by charity Leonard Cheshire Disability has found that more than one in five councils are commissioning short 15-minute visits for personal care despite official warnings that such quick visits were unsafe.
Lord Hill, the former European commissioner for financial services, who resigned after the referendum vote for Brexit, has urged the government to be ‘grown-up’ in its negotiations with the EU.
Jenny Laing, the leader of Aberdeen City Council, has opened the London Stock Exchange to celebrate the its successful £370 million bond issue.
Bath could become the first UK city to impose a tourist tax on overnight visitors to help offset the £37 million of cuts it is facing over the next five years.
An environmental blog has reported that councils shoulder an unfair share of the responsibility and cost for waste and recycling.
A new report is urging for the government to set minimum quotes for the number of women in Parliament and local government.
A new agreement has been released offering an all-in-one solution for printer/copier, managed print and records information management needs.
The City of York Council has successfully bid for just over £2.76 million worth of funding that will help secure 65 new affordable homes.
Liberty has launched a crowd-funded legal challenge to the UK government's ‘assault on our freedom’ through the so-called ‘snoopers' charter’.
UK households threw away £13 billion worth of food that could have been eaten in 2015, a new Wrap report finds.
First Minister Nicole Sturgeon has announced an extra £107 million is being invested into health and social care partnerships.
Education Secretary Justine Greening has announced a £50 million grant scheme to provide thousands of new childcare places.