£1.1 billion long-term plan for ‘overlooked’ towns
More than 50 ‘overlooked’ UK towns will each be given £20 million over a 10-year period to help regenerate high streets and tackle antisocial behaviour, the Government has announced.
More than 50 ‘overlooked’ UK towns will each be given £20 million over a 10-year period to help regenerate high streets and tackle antisocial behaviour, the Government has announced.
Time is needed to implement changes in emergency responses to people in a mental health crisis.
More focus is needed on prevention and the funding of adult social care.
Housing and community policing were among the issues discussed at the Lib Dems’ autumn conference.
A long-term plan for towns was announced at the Conservative Party Conference.
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