More than £25 million of funding is to be allocated to over 100 areas across England to help fund 20 new rough sleeping centres.
Communities Secretary James Brokenshire said that the money, to be shared with 108 local authorities across the country, will be used to fund innovative local schemes aimed at supporting people off the streets and into stable accommodation where they can receive the tailored care they need.

Damian Hinds is asking local authorities, schools and colleges how the funding system for pupils with special needs and disabilities could improve.

Both the Conservatives and Labour parties have experienced a nationwide backlash at the ballot box over Brexit.

A trial of a new system that could completely revolutionise elections has been used in Gateshead.

The government is unlikely to meet by 2020 its target to release sufficient public sector land to build 160,000 homes.

The UK can end its contribution to global warming within 30 years by setting an ambitious new target to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050.

A lack of women candidates in local elections is leaving councils ‘behind the times’ as only 34 per cent of the people running today are women.

Councils have been urged to remember pavement potholes when repairing their roads to enable the most vulnerable to feel safer using their streets.

Investment-based crowdfunding can provide local authorities with a competitively-priced source of capital and increased levels of civic engagement.

A national campaign has been launched to encourage those who are eligible to vote in the upcoming EU elections to register.