Air pollution levels in Oxford dropped by an average of 29 per cent in 2020, the equivalent achieved during the ten-year period between 2009-2019.

The District Councils’ Network has warned that households may need up to seven bins as part of rubbish collection proposals which will create ‘chaos and confusion’.

More people at risk of homelessness will be supported into accommodation through a new social investment pilot that will create over 200 move-on homes.

A new rail pass and vouchers for popular tourist attractions are at the heart of a plan to return domestic tourism to pre-pandemic levels by 2022.

TfL, London Councils and participating boroughs have launched a trial of rental e-scooters in the capital, which will last for up to twelve months.

A new project will see youth workers embedded in A&E departments across Greater Manchester to engage with people who have been affected by violence.

Local Government Secretary Robert Jenrick has appointed independent commissioners to oversee improvements at Liverpool City Council.
In March an independent report uncovered multiple serious failures by Liverpool City Council in complying with its Best Value Duty. Such a government intervention underlines the severity of the failings at Liverpool City Council and the need ensure that the council can continue to deliver vital services for the people of Liverpool.

ADEPT has published the results of its third survey on the impact of coronavirus on public rights of way.

Teachers and school leaders will be better supported to recognise sexual harassment and abuse and teach confidently about issues of consent.

Young people across all corners of Great Britain are now benefitting from new specialist employment support and advice from local Youth Hubs.
Work Coaches from the Department for Work and Pensions are helping young jobseekers access local training and job opportunities from these hubs, as well as a range of services to address well-being needs.