Homes England and Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) have formalised a Strategic Place Partnership (SPP) to continue work on housing and regeneration.
CPCA and the Agency will work together to bring more investment to the region. The work will start by drawing up a shared plan to accelerate local housing, regeneration and growth proposals.
Over the next eight weeks, Homes England will invest over £100,000 alongside existing government funding to accelerate plans to develop Peterborough Station Quarter.

The final Settlement for council funding has been confirmed by the government with more than £69 billion going to English councils.

The Welsh Government has announced an extra 25 million to renew the country's major roads.
It is hoped the funding will prevent around 30,000 road defects and potholes, with an extra 100km of the strategic road network resurfaced in the new financial year.

The government has announced £200 million to transform neighbourhood policing.
Forces across England and Wales will now receive increased resources to begin their recruitment to boost neighbourhood policing teams.
The funding is double December's provisional £100 million commitment and is aimed at strengthening local crime prevention and community safety.
Within its plan for change, one of the government's key pledges is that every neighbourhood will have a named, contactable officer.

The Scottish Government has announced £9 million for community energy generation and energy efficiency improvements.
Communities across Scotland are set to benefit from the funding for measures to help cut energy costs and support the development of locally-owned renewable energy projects.
The money will be used to scale up community energy projects across Scotland as part of a drive to cut carbon emissions, create local jobs, reduce energy costs and stimulate local investment.

The Mayor of London has announced the biggest ever single investment to tackle rough sleeping in the capital.
The latest data from City Hall shows a 20 per cent annual increase in the number of people on London's streets.
An extra £10 million has been added to the Mayor's rough sleeping budget, with a focus on prevention as well as cure.

The Scottish Government has called for closer co-operation with Europe to help to reduce energy bills and boost investment.
Ahead of UK government talks with the EU, a report has been published by the Scottish Government highlighting opportunities to more closely align with the EU on energy matters.
The opportunities include accelerating the adoption of more efficient UK-EU electricity trading arrangements to bring down energy costs for consumers and linking the UK and EU Emissions Trading Schemes (ETS) to help reduce costs and barriers to trade.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to unveil her plans to kickstart the economy in her new plans to deliver the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor that will boost the economy by up to £78 billion by 2035.

Agreements have been reached with the Scottish Liberal Democrats and the Scottish Green Party to support the 2025-26 Budget.

Almost 300 organisations throughout England have enrolled in the new Section 106 Affordable Housing Clearing Service to help boost its delivery.