Two Select Committees have launched a joint inquiry into lessons to be learned from the response to the coronavirus pandemic so far.

19 out of 20 areas in England that have been have been under restrictions for two months have seen an increase in infection rates.

The number of people admitted to hospital with coronavirus on one day has jumped by nearly a quarter in England.

New research from Shelter has revealed that only half of private renters in England felt safe in their homes during the coronavirus lockdown.

Applications have opened to deliver four ‘green social prescribing’ pilots in communities hardest hit by coronavirus.

The government is in danger of losing public support for its approach to local lockdowns without an urgent re-think of the policy.

Three quarters of the British public want to see the government’s programme of mass testing run by the NHS and public health protection teams.

The government and the NHS must urgently prepare to meet increased need for mental health support.

Dan Jarvis is warning of a potential local lockdown in South Yorkshire if the government fails to fix the coronavirus testing system.

The Women’s Budget Group has revealed overwhelming public support for more priority to be given to investment in care services.

81 per cent of London parents say it’s essential local authorities now take steps to make it easier for families to walk and cycle to school.

Andy Burnham has warned that people are becoming increasingly confused and frustrated by complex and contradictory lockdown rules.

The littering of face masks and plastic gloves is becoming an issue for councils who are seeing more PPE discarded incorrectly.

Councils are warning that remoter rural areas could be impacted the most by childcare closures as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

LGA calls for clarity over COVID support scheme reimbursement

Following the Government’s announcement of a new legal duty to self-isolate with councils responsible for distributing financial support to low-income households to help, The Local Government Association has called for 'urgent clarity' about how councils will be reimbursed.

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