The government has announced that the free school voucher scheme will be extended in England over the two-week Easter holiday.

Local pharmacies do not have the capacity to deliver vital medicines to hundreds of ‘at risk’ people in rural areas.

Hundreds of thousands of NHS Volunteer Responders will be able to report for duty and start helping the NHS in its fight against coronavirus.

Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to lead Labour ‘into a new era with confidence and hope’ after being named leader of the party in a ballot.

All but a few councils are still managing providing collection services for domestic residual waste as normal.

Libraries have seen an increase in newly registered users of more than 600 per cent since lockdown measures were introduced.

Councils have been handed new powers to hold public meetings virtually by using video or telephone conferencing technology.

England’s buses will receive a funding boost totalling £397 million to help them continue serving those who rely on them.

As the coronavirus pandemic has worsened, nearly a million people have applied for universal credit benefits in the past fortnight.

Concerns over spiralling household waste have prompted councils to issue a plea to residents to minimise the rubbish they throw away.

The Geospatial Commission has announced that it is increasing the location data available to the public sector across England and Wales.

Robert Jenrick has announced steps to further reform the building safety system to ensure residents are safe in their homes.

The LGA is collaborating with Arts Council England to help support cultural organisations to deal with the current coronavirus situation.

Bristol City Council has commissioned a non-statutory review of services to help Bristol become a more autism-friendly city.

Newcastle has provided minibuses for bin crews to be transported to their collection rounds so that social distancing guidelines can be met.

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