Welsh Government research has found that over half of population of Wales is not making any provision for their old age.
The survey shows that 70 per cent of those questioned said they were concerned about the social care support they may need in the future, as the Welsh Government tries to understand what the public know about social care and how it is funded, and how authorities can meet the predicted rise in costs of social care.

An independent report has called on the Welsh Government to commit to a 30 year programme to reduce carbon emissions in its homes.
The report, ‘Better Homes, Better Wales, Better World’, was commissioned by Welsh Ministers last year and recognises the political, economic and social challenges of making homes greener and more energy efficient.

A new report has called for a national debate on who should pay for the UK’s much-loved public parks and green spaces.

Councils must be clear with parents of home-schooled children whether home visits are routine or triggered by specific concerns.

The government has been ‘far too slow’ in reforming the building and fire safety regime in the two years since the Grenfell Tower fire.

The Mayor of Liverpool is to appoint the city’s first Climate Change champion to the city council’s cabinet.

The Local Government Association is launching its third year of the Housing Advisers Programme.

Hundreds of thousands of people could be facing homelessness in their retirement in the coming decades due to the rising costs of renting.
A new report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Housing and Care for Older People says that the rise in unaffordable rents for older people could cause a surge in pension poverty over the next 20 years.

Oliver Dowden has warned that public sector organisations must pay their suppliers on time and set an example for the private sector.