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The government is set to repeal the Vagrancy Act as part of plans to end rough sleeping for good.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
The regulator has written to social housing providers following the publication of draft legislative clauses
Finance package will enable SME housebuilder, Wyatt Homes, to build much needed affordable homes in the South West
Super-complaint made by Hestia.
Pensioners and their loved ones are being urged to take-up Pension Credit, as a new campaign is launched to help those of pension age with the cost of living.
Package of support for vulnerable families worth more than £1 billion will help every child gets the best possible start in life
New contracts have gone live on 1 April 2022 that will provide crucial accommodation services to 39,000 Armed Forces families across the UK.
The Government Lead Non-Executive will bring non executives from different departments together to ensure shared issues and concerns are being pursued across government.
The Social Security Advisory Committee will examine government proposals to move existing claimants on working age income-related benefits to Universal Credit.
Leading Australian businesses have announced major new investments totalling £28.5 billion in projects across the United Kingdom.
Home Secretary Priti Patel has today (30 March) launched a new Tackling Domestic Abuse Plan informed by victims and survivors.
On Monday 28 March 2022, Work and Pensions Secretary Thérèse Coffey delivered a speech at the Movement to Work CEO Summit.
The savings from across government in the year 2020/21 were driven by Cabinet Office core functions teams.
The government will “name and shame” failing social housing providers as part of major reforms to give residents a stronger voice and drive up standards.…
Five local authorities in England will implement a new and improved adult social care charging reform system.
Three appointments to senior leadership posts and a fresh focus for hearings.
Over 1,200 new affordable homes will be delivered across England with communities put in charge of where and how they will be built.
Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities confirms new appointment.
After two years of setbacks inflicted by the global pandemic, the Great British Spring Clean is back in full swing – and National Highways is urging road users to help slash litter levels by saving it for the bin.
Local authorities in England will be supported to pay a fairer rate of care to adult social care providers.
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