The damage to children’s mental health caused by the coronavirus crisis could last for years without a large-scale increase for services.

The government will provide free entry, in perpetuity, to everyone visiting the proposed new Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre.

A think tank has reported that the UK’s renewable electricity outpaced its fossil fuel generation for the first time in 2020.

£6.5million will help support local authorities and people affected by flooding during the Alert Level 4 lockdown in Wales.

Labour is calling for keyworkers in critical professions to be added to the first phase of the vaccination programme.
As deaths from the virus reached the tragic 100,000 milestone, Labour is calling for a faster, wider, vaccination programme where keyworkers most at risk of exposure are prioritised alongside those most likely to become seriously ill. Labour’s call for an expanded first-phase would see the JCVI draw up a list of critical workers prioritised for the vaccine alongside over 50s, 60s, and people with underlying health conditions.

City mayors representing more than 17 million people across the UK are urging the Prime Minister to commit to tougher air pollution targets.

£14 million in funding has been given to local authorities to help them maintain the UK’s high standards on imported animal products.

Helping grassroots sport and physical activity recover from the effects of the pandemic is at the centre of Sport England’s 10-year strategy.

The government has again decided to postpone the Environment Bill, as there is too little time to scrutinise it properly.

As many as 60 per cent of UK local authorities have difficulty accessing the data they need to make effective decisions that will support local energy projects.