Building a father-friendly borough
“When my son was born, everyone asked how his mum was doing. No-one asked how I was coping. I didn’t think I was allowed to struggle, so I just stayed quiet.”
“When my son was born, everyone asked how his mum was doing. No-one asked how I was coping. I didn’t think I was allowed to struggle, so I just stayed quiet.”
People can make meaningful changes to their lives – even after causing harm to those closest to them.
Our adult social care sector is in desperate need of sustainable investment and a proper plan for long-term reform.
Once again, Labour councillors from across England and Wales came together on the second weekend of February for our annual Labour Local Government Conference in Warwick.
The Government’s plans to plough ahead with its Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) will have dire consequences for councils.
We are looking forward to our Liberal Democrat spring conference in York in March, where local government will be central to the party’s debates.
As we begin the year, the decision to delay some of the local elections has given many of us pause for thought.
Postponed elections subvert democracy.
Giving children from low-income households access to similar opportunities to their peers during school holidays improves children’s health and wellbeing, promotes healthy eating, boosts school attendance, and improves inclusivity for children with special educational needs and disabilities.