The IFS has said that councils’ finances held up much better during the first year of the coronavirus pandemic, 2020–21, than previously thought.

Michael Gove has insisted there is money to spend on ‘levelling up’ projects around the country after a warning that voters needed to s

Businesses most impacted by Omicron will be able to tap into a multimillion-pound support package, thanks to new funding delivered to councils.

It has emerged that low income families will see their tax burden rise by nearly a fifth, before the National Insurance rise takes hold.

City of York Council is set to commit to a £7.7 million investment in the city’s libraries in a programme of city wide improvement.

Sadiq Khan has announced a new comprehensive investment package of almost £50 million to tackle crime and the complex causes of crime.

Care providers, residents and staff will all benefit from additional funding, totalling £1.4 billion, to support the social care sector.

Councils will receive £53.9bn in funding for the coming financial year, including more than £1bn of additional funding for social care.

The top five per cent of families have gotten richer by £3,300 a year, while the poorest 50 per cent have had their incomes squeezed by £110.

Leaders of England’s largest councils have warned that that they will have to reluctantly raise council tax next year to keep local services running.

The long-awaited levelling up white paper should include a framework for how the government will negotiate devolution deals with county areas.

Levelling up northern towns must focus on helping local people access well-paid, skilled jobs in order to drive up wages and productivity.

It has been confirmed that the government's white paper on ‘levelling up’ all regions of the UK is likely to be delayed until next

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has announced the 15 projects receiving more than £2 million in funding through his High Streets for All Challenge.

A fund to tackle loneliness and social isolation will help grass root organisations bring communities together across Wales.

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