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Mayor welcomes new road safety strategy

07/01/2026

West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker has welcomed the Government’s announcement of the first national road safety strategy in more than a decade.

Need for SEND support in London hits record levels

07/01/2026

The number of children in London requiring special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) support has reached record levels, new analysis reveals.

Councils that boycott Israel could face legal action, Reed warns

07/01/2026

Labour-run local authorities could face legal action if they pursue boycotts against Israel, Communities Secretary Steve Reed has warned.

Councillors urge PM to end rule blocking betting shop controls

06/01/2026

Hundreds of councillors have backed calls to scrap an ‘outdated’ rule that limits councils’ ability to prevent betting shops from opening on high streets.

Reform-led Derbyshire council eyes 5% council tax hike

06/01/2026

Reform-led Derbyshire County Council is considering a council tax increase of up to 5% as it seeks to close a significant budget gap.

Council housing cuts loom without rent reform, London boroughs warn

05/01/2026

London boroughs are warning that deep cuts to social housing services are inevitable unless ministers back changes to social rent policy later this month.

Council responds to tragic incident in Withernsea

05/01/2026

The leader of East Riding of Yorkshire Council has paid tribute to the emergency services and volunteers involved in a major search and rescue operation.

Pothole payouts reveal postcode lottery for drivers

05/01/2026

Motorists seeking compensation for pothole damage face wildly different outcomes depending on where they live, new figures reveal.

National recruitment campaign for local government launched

05/01/2026

A new national recruitment drive aiming to boost council workforces has been launched amid growing staffing pressures across local government.

Council apologises for sign language failure

05/01/2026

A London council has apologised after failing to find a sign language interpreter for a deaf man receiving care.

Local government leaders recognised in 2026 New Year honours list

02/01/2026

The 2026 New Year honours list has highlighted a group of senior local government figures for their dedication to public service across the UK.

Motor neurone disease patients dying before home adaptation grants approved

24/12/2025

Many people living with motor neurone disease (MND) are dying before essential grants to adapt their homes are approved, according to new research.

Former councillor accused of raping ex-wife

23/12/2025

A former Tory councillor from Swindon has appeared in court charged with drugging and raping his ex-wife.

Young care leavers to get free prescriptions

23/12/2025

Local authority leaders have welcomed an announcement that care leavers will receive free prescriptions, dental and eyecare services up to the age of 25.

Crackdown on rogue landlords expands

23/12/2025

The Government has expanded a successful pilot scheme to tackle rogue landlords and protect public funds, the Department for Work and Pensions has announced.

FOI reveals scale of housing complaints facing councils

22/12/2025

New Freedom of Information (FOI) research has revealed the scale and nature of housing-related complaints received by councils across England.

Councils adopt long-term coastal erosion strategy

22/12/2025

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) Council and New Forest District Council have formally adopted a strategy for tackling coastal erosion.

Council staff demand pay rise amid rising pressures

01/12/2025

Unions representing council workers have today submitted their joint pay claim for 2026–27, calling for a wage rise of at least £3,000.

Neighbourhood Board submits 10-year regeneration plan

01/12/2025

The Hastings Neighbourhood Board (HNB) has formally submitted its long-term regeneration plan to the Government for approval.

Councils hit two-thirds compliance with EV charger rules

28/11/2025

Two-thirds of UK councils are now meeting full requirements under the Public Charge Point Regulations (PCPR) 2023, according to Drax Electric Vehicles.

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