‘Place-based’ approach to employment
Local government is to be given nearly £300 million to develop new ways of tackling unemployment and inactivity, as part of the Get Britain Working White Paper.
Local government is to be given nearly £300 million to develop new ways of tackling unemployment and inactivity, as part of the Get Britain Working White Paper.
The Government has announced a £740 million funding package to increase the number of places for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in England.
The Government is launching an adult social care commission to “build cross-party consensus” for its proposed new national care service.
A 2029 deadline for removing dangerous cladding from tall buildings has been set by the Government, as part of a new Remediation Action Plan.
The Government is introducing new reforms to stop children’s home providers in England from making excessive profits, by requiring them to share financial information or face limits on their earnings.
The Government has temporarily extended the ‘move on’ period – the time between an asylum seeker receiving a decision on their application and having to leave Home Office-funded accommodation – from 28 days to 56 days.
The cost of care for working-age adults could reach £17 billion by 2030, according to a report from the County Councils Network.