The Electoral Reform Society has warned that the government’s mandatory voter ID plans could ‘undermine the right to vote’.

A digital health hub piloted in Nailsea has proved to be such a success that the NHS is scaling it up across England.

A BBC investigation has found that new-builds constructed by Persimmon Homes and Bellway Homes have potentially dangerous fire safety issues.
BBC Watchdog Live has found that homes built by the firms were sold with missing or incorrectly installed fire barriers, which are designed to inhibit the spread of fire, with many experts stressing that a lack of fire barriers contributed to the spread of fires that have destroyed homes.

A new report has warned that constricted funding and increasing demand have left children’s services in England at breaking point.

The Scottish Government is giving an additional £80 million over the next two years to help councils deliver affordable homes across Scotland.

Tory peer Robert Hayward has suggested the Tories can expect to lose 800 or more seats in May’s local elections due to voter frustration.

Damian Green proposes to secure the future of social care, urging the need for sufficient funding to plug the gap created by an ageing population.

Research finds that nearly one in every four councils have no elected representatives from minority ethnic communities.

Citizens Advice has found that ‘outdated and punitive’ council tax regulations are contributing to serious financial harm.

Five business groups across London will be offered funding for innovative projects to reduce traffic, ease congestion and improve air quality.