The International Longevity Centre UK (ILC-UK) has proposed that councils should be legally required to make sure there are an adequate number of surrounding retirement homes when making housing plans.

Caerphilly, Newport, Torfaen and Bridgend councils have given their backing to the proposed £1.2 billion Cardiff Capital Region (CCR) City Deal.

Cuts in disability benefits should be delayed until clarification is given on how it will support those in need of extra money, MPs urge.

The government has announced that it delivered £1.2 billion of operational savings and £2.1 billion of benefits last year.

The government has published its White Paper setting out its 12 principles detailing policies for the UK’s exit ‘and new partnership’ with the EU.

MPs have voted overwhelmingly in favour of allowing Prime Minister Theresa May to trigger Article 50, with 498 votes to 114.

A new report has claimed that the ‘devolution revolution has stalled’, and has provided its advise on how to ‘reboot the existing process’.

Councils in Wales have welcomed a White Paper setting out how councils will deliver some of their services together.

New analysis by the IFS has found that the government’s apprenticeship target for the public sector will not deliver value for money.

Members of Surrey County Council’s cabinet have unanimously approved a proposal to increase council tax by 15 per cent.

A new report has warned that Britain is on course for the biggest increase in inequality since those experienced under Thatcher’s government.

The Local Government Association (LGA) has warned that the continued underfunding of social care is making it ‘impossible’ for councils to fulfil their legal duties under the Care Act.

MPs are set to begin two days of debate over the government's parliamentary bill to start the formal process of Britain’s exit from the EU.

The Home Affairs Committee has published a report warning that some asylum seekers have been placed in accommodation infested by rats, mice and insects after arriving in the UK.

The leaders of the devolved governments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are expected to call for a greater role in Brexit negotiations.

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