New ‘league table’ reveals UK’s EV charging availability New ‘league table’ reveals UK’s EV charging availability DfT has published a ‘league table’ of data illustrating the public electric car charging infrastructure available across the UK.
School transport costs to rise to £1.2bn by 2024 School transport costs to rise to £1.2bn by 2024 Unsustainable costs are set to push councils’ bill for providing free home to school transport to £1.2 billion a year by 2024.
£30 million boost for ‘Construction Corridor’ £30 million boost for ‘Construction Corridor’ The government will boost its zero carbon homes aims with a £30 million boost for the ‘Construction Corridor’.
£11.5m to tackle poverty and inequality in Scotland £11.5m to tackle poverty and inequality in Scotland Scottish residents in disadvantaged communities are set to benefit from a range of projects to tackle poverty, inequality and rural disadvantage.
Businesses support giving councils more infrastructure freedom Businesses support giving councils more infrastructure freedom The majority of businesses in London think that councils should be given more power to deliver infrastructure and housing.
Voter registrations show surge in young applicants Voter registrations show surge in young applicants A third of the 316,264 voter registration applications submitted in the last two days have been from voters aged under 25.
Parking permits set to go digital in Bristol Parking permits set to go digital in Bristol Residents and businesses needing parking permits in Bristol will no longer have to display a paper version in their car.
Sajid Javid announced infrastructure revolution Sajid Javid announced infrastructure revolution Sajid Javid has announced more than £250 million funding for vital infrastructure that will unlock over 20,000 homes nationwide.
Labour laments government’s missed climate deadlines Labour laments government’s missed climate deadlines The government has failed to bring urgent plans to tackle the climate emergency in time to meet the six month deadline set by Parliament.
Mobile phone loophole closed to improve road safety Mobile phone loophole closed to improve road safety The government will close a legal loophole which has allowed drivers to escape prosecution for hand-held mobile phone use while driving.
