Latest figures show that there were 75,420 looked-after children in England at the end of March this year.

Crickhowell High Street has been crowned the UK’s best in this year’s Great British High Street Awards.

New buildings and developments in Bath and North East Somerset will have to be more energy efficient and better adapted to climate change.

Greater collaboration between the Welsh Government and local councils is making recycling methods in Wales more consistent.

New figures showing that over 222,000 new homes were delivered in 2017 to 2018 have been welcomed by the Communities Secretary.

NHS Digital and the LGA have awarded funding to nine social care digitisation projects to create social care of the future.

New research has warned that support for children with SEND is facing a potential funding gap of more than half a billion pounds.

A new report has questioned the inconsistent funding of housing investment across the country, with investment favouring the South of England.

A major scheme to transform Nuneaton into a vibrant and prosperous town has been given the green light thanks to £7.5 million of funding.

David Hodge, the leader of Surrey County Council, has announced that he is stepping down from the role on 11 December.
Hodge used his resignation speech to the council cabinet to hit out at a lack of government funding having been plagued by financial issues during his tenure. Citing ‘circumstances beyond its control’, Hodge said councils had lost £16 billion in funding since 2009 and Surrey had lost £230 million. Accountants warned in September that Surrey would not have sufficient reserves to meet a funding gap unless it acted.