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PM Boris Johnson confirms an extra £236 million to help get rough sleepers off the street.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Scheme to protect great crested newts expands across the country.
Settlement is the biggest increase in councils’ spending power for a decade.
The UK government has reiterated its position on the Israeli settlements situation.
Environment Secretary George Eustice's statement in the House of Commons on flooding and Storm Dennis.
Homebuyers who are faced with shoddy building work in their new homes will be protected by a new, independent Ombudsman.
…Our statement following the High Court's decision on Inclusion Housing Community Interest Company v Regulator of Social Housing…
The dormant assets scheme could be expanded to include a range of financial assets, in a move which could unlock hundreds of millions of pounds for good causes across the UK.
Households and businesses will benefit from £90 million to cut carbon emissions in industry and homes.
Government announces thousands of pounds of support including grants, council tax relief and business rate relief for people and businesses in areas affected by flooding.
Bridget Rosewell CBE, the Planning Inspectorate and the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) hosted an event to mark one year since publication of the ‘Rosewell Review’.
A 6,000-year-old elm tree leaf and stone age tools giving a glimpse of early life on a watery Fylde peninsula thousands of years ago will go on display for the first time next month.
The Cabinet Office has sold the former Government Civil Service College site at Sunningdale Park in Berkshire for around £50 million.
£16.6 million given to 75 projects to help fund domestic abuse refuge services.
Thelma Stober and Michael Lockwood chosen as co-chairs of the independent Memorial Commission.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson made government appointments.
Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick reaffirms his support for the Memorial’s construction beside Parliament.
Groundswell and the LHHP have produced ‘My Right to Healthcare’ cards which explain to GP surgeries the rights of homeless people to register for primary care.
A new advanced imaging centre will receive £81 million government support, housing super-bright lasers to produce state-of-the-art 3D X-rays in just 40 seconds.
First Homes will see a discount locked into the property to ensure more first-time buyers benefit in years to come.
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