As part of National Libraries Week, Leeds City Council has announced that it is abolishing all fines and ID requirements at its libraries.

Carbon emissions from the Cambridge City Council’s buildings, vehicles and services have fallen by just over 25 per cent since 2014-15.

The Labour Party is announcing a bold vision for rebuilding youth services across the whole country.

A £35 million government-backed research programme has been launched to give more support to teenagers battling with mental health issues.

Children with special educational needs and disabilities are increasingly being failed by the system designed to support them.

Gavin Williamson has launched fostering projects in 10 new locations to help boost their resilience and provide practical and emotional support.

The BBC has reported that 1,010 'outstanding' schools in England have not been inspected for more than 10 years.

Conservative-held constituencies are the overwhelming beneficiaries of the Prime Minister’s increase in schools funding.

The School Cuts coalition has revealed that four in five of England’s schools will be worse off next year than they were in 2015.

Zurich Municipal is calling for urgent action by the government to improve fire protection in school premises.

The government should respond to environmental breakdown and help younger and future generations realise a more sustainable world.

Councils are acting as ‘recruiting sergeants’ for drug dealers by sending children to areas where they will be exploited.

80 per cent of the public would put an end to the school children discounts offered by unhealthy fast food outlets near schools.

Hundreds of students will be able to pursue careers as youth workers thanks to a new £500,000 bursary fund from the Office for Civil Society.

The NAO has reported that many children with SEND are not getting the help they should as demand continues to rise.

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