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Efforts to deliver affordable housing in Leeds have been undermined by Right to Buy, the city council has warned.
The ‘full and final’ offer would mean the pay of the lowest paid employees, who are currently earning £23,656, would have ...
Nearly two-thirds of the public are not engaged with local government reorganisation, a new poll commissioned ahead of the ...
Pothole-related breakdowns have increased by nearly 20% compared to the same period last year, according to the RAC.
Town halls may soon be forced into effectively declaring bankruptcy if more is not done to tackle the £330m homelessness ...
Over 21% of social workers have had to remove a child from their family in the last three years due in part to unsafe housing conditions, new research reveals.
A campaign against threatening and abusive behaviour towards front line workers has been launched in East Suffolk.
Local authorities across England and Wales have lost almost 600,000 members of staff since 2012, a public sector union has ...
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is aiming to sell off 14 properties that it purchased to house survivors of the ...
Newcastle City Council’s chief executive has reportedly defended the authority seeking investment from Saudi Arabia following ...
Councils in Wales are encountering severe financial strain as they cut emissions from public services and strive to reach the Government’s target of achieving net zero by 2030.
Forest of Dean District Council was forced to spend £220,000 demolishing an illegally built leisure complex belonging to a ...