New research has shown that millions of people are struggling to pay council tax and other essential bills.

New research has revealed that 59 per cent of all foreign direct investment coming in to the UK went to the Core Cities last year.
Foreign direct investment to the Core Cities, being London, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Nottingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Manchester, Liverpool, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Birmingham, reflects a continuing trend that leaves towns across the country starved of the investment they badly need.

Oxford City Council is proposing a new approach to tackling rough sleeping this winter.

Carbon emissions from the Cambridge City Council’s buildings, vehicles and services have fallen by just over 25 per cent since 2014-15.

The Labour Party is announcing a bold vision for rebuilding youth services across the whole country.

West Yorkshire Combined Authority is set to outline the steps it is taking internally to address the climate emergency at an upcoming meeting.
The Combined Authority’s Clean Growth Action Plan will emphasise how the organisationwill play its part in supporting the Leeds City Region to become a net zero carbon economy by 2038 at the latest, with steps covering all operations, bus stations and offices to reduce harmful emissions whilst also improving efficiencies in water, energy and waste.

Vulnerable people across England received almost 13 million extra hours of home visits from social care workers last year.

A £35 million government-backed research programme has been launched to give more support to teenagers battling with mental health issues.