Local residents to be involved in street name changes Local residents to be involved in street name changes Councils in England will have to get agreement from local residents on any proposed changes to street names.
Report highlights belief in donor influence on decision-making Report highlights belief in donor influence on decision-making Polling shows a collapse of public satisfaction in politicians, the current democratic system and the ability of voters to affect government decisions.
One in five teachers plan to leave within two years One in five teachers plan to leave within two years NEU says that 44 per cent of England’s state-school teachers plan to quit by 2027, with half of those intending to leave within two years.
‘Nottingham Contactless’ rolled-out for cashless travel ‘Nottingham Contactless’ rolled-out for cashless travel The rollout of the first Oyster-style contactless ticketing system in the country outside of London has gone live in Nottingham.
£9m short breaks fund for Welsh unpaid carers £9m short breaks fund for Welsh unpaid carers Unpaid carers of all ages in Wales are set to benefit from a short breaks fund after a £9 million investment from the Welsh Government.
New crackdown on fly-tipping announced New crackdown on fly-tipping announced Households will no longer have to pay to get rid of DIY waste under plans set out by government to tackle the issue of fly-tipping.
New partnership to improve education in Liverpool New partnership to improve education in Liverpool Liverpool City Council is to invest three-quarters of a million pounds in improving its schools and teachers.
£30m for cutting-edge highway decarbonisation projects £30m for cutting-edge highway decarbonisation projects The £30 million Live Labs 2 competition has been announced to support projects looking to decarbonise local highways infrastructure.
Navigating data obstacles within government How can the government make better use of data to tackle tomorrow’s challenges? Vicki Chauhan explores Central Government
Solar farm for Kent County Council to reduce emissions Solar farm for Kent County Council to reduce emissions A new 94 acre solar farm in North Somerset has been acquired by Kent County Council and LASER Energy, reducing carbon emissions.
