The Public Accounts Committee has warned that 13 per cent of rented homes ‘pose a serious threat to the health and safety of renters’.

Communities across the UK will benefit from £2.6 billion of funding being allocated to help spread opportunity and level up the country.

Ofsted has warned that there is a ‘lack of collective knowledge’ around the needs of children in care and has called for a national audit of children needs.

More than 650,000 households in London could give up their private vehicles and switch to car clubs to meet the city’s climate goals.

The government has revealed a wide-ranging agreement that will see industry contribute £5 billion to address the building safety scandal.
Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove has agreed a solution with the housing industry that will see developers commit a minimum of £2 billion to fix their own buildings. Industry will also pay up to a further £3 billion through an expansion to the Building Safety Levy.

A £2.6 billion, six-year programme of work dedicated to improving flood defences has exceeded its original targets by 14,000.

UKHospitality has published a raft of recommendations for local government ahead of elections in early May.

A new report has outlined actions to better embed a ‘Town Centre First’ approach to meet the needs of Scotland's communities and tackle climate change.

Thousands of families with children are set to benefit from £33 million support to resolve conflict at home.

Londoners view council tax, national issues and social care as the top priorities influencing their vote ahead of May’s local elections.