Number of new homes continues to rise Number of new homes continues to rise Homes England says the number of homes being built in England has continued to rise in the first half of this financial year.
Substantial increase in affordable homes in West Midlands Substantial increase in affordable homes in West Midlands The West Midlands saw a 33 per cent increase in affordable homes completed during the last year, which is three times the national average.
Public service delivery overhaul in Manchester Public service delivery overhaul in Manchester Andy Burnham has labelled the new Greater Manchester model of public service delivery as a ‘big test for devolution’ for the region.
London boroughs congratulated on green spaces London boroughs congratulated on green spaces More than 70 per cent of London Boroughs have achieved a very good or higher resident satisfaction rating for their parks.
Action necessary in council care complaints Action necessary in council care complaints The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has launched its annual review of adult social care complaints.
Herefordshire Council signs up for Positive Parking Herefordshire Council signs up for Positive Parking Herefordshire Council has agreed to become a member of the BPA and align itself with the principles of the Positive Parking Agenda.
80,000 trees to be planted in London 80,000 trees to be planted in London Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has revealed that a record 80,000 trees are to be planted in London during National Tree Week.
Developing the future of Cambridgeshire focus of plans Developing the future of Cambridgeshire focus of plans Cambridgeshire County Council has agreed funding of more than £30 million to develop four new clean energy schemes in the region.
Changes in the Drone Economy 2018 Elena Major outlines some of the developments in the UAS industry and their use in government and public services Technology
Westminster austerity agenda costs Wales 28,000 jobs Westminster austerity agenda costs Wales 28,000 jobs 28,100 local authority jobs have been lost in Wales since 2010 as a result of severe spending cuts driven by the UK Westminster government.
