The government has wasted hundreds of millions of pounds painting pointless white lines on busy roads and calling them cycle lanes.

Sadiq Khan outlined his plans for a major expansion of London’s electric vehicle-charging network.

Kensington and Chelsea Council has signed up to a pollution-busting programme, which will implement completely cashless parking by 2020.

Andy Burnham has urged the government to make the same subsidies for northern bus fares as those applied in London.

People with hidden disabilities will soon be able to access Blue Badge parking permits, as a result of new Department for Transport guidance.
The new guidance, which represents the biggest change to the scheme since the 1970s, will offer a lifeline to people who often find road travel difficult by providing better access to work and other amenities. This can be for drivers or passengers with dementia, anxiety disorders or reduced mobility, as well as more recognisable physical disabilities.

Theresa May has pledged better access to education, training and support across communities as part of an overhaul of society’s approach to mental illness.

A comprehensive deposit return scheme in England could prevent 6,600 tonnes of plastic waste entering rivers and the sea by 2030.

There is a significant group of children being denied access to advocacy – despite having a statutory entitlement to it.

ighways England has reached a significant milestone of installing 100 cycle schemes to improve the safety of cyclists and walkers on busy roads.

Greater Manchester’s ambitious plans to become the UK’s leading green and digital city-region have been backed by government.