More than one million hard to reach homes and businesses will have next generation gigabit broadband built to them.

A new £70 million Scottish Government fund to improve recycling infrastructure across Scotland has been launched to mark Global Recycling Day.

The social care sector has united in a joint call on ministers to break their silence on the future of social care.

Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick has launched a multi-million-pound investment in dedicated homes to help rough sleepers across England.

Funding for a new project which is seeking to bring 20 hydrogen powered double decker buses to the streets of Liverpool is set to be approved.

Oxford’s proposed ZEZ pilot has now been formally approved by Oxfordshire County Council’s Cabinet for launch in August.

The notable pandemic response success of the ‘Everyone In’ initiative has exposed gaps in the government’s approach to tackling rough sleeping.

MPs have launched a new inquiry to examine the UK's strategy for meeting the 2050 'net zero' target at a local level.

A new survey has shown that as many as one in seven adults are worried about becoming homeless due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Carried out by homelessness charity Shelter, the research is adding to the increasing concerns that the government is not doing enough to protect renters from losing their homes.
Shelter found that 14 per cent of the 3,500 adults surveyed said the current economic situation had made them more worried about losing their homes – which when extrapolated to the wider population amounts to more than six million people.

Over 48,000 businesses have registered their interest in the government’s free workplace testing programme.