Under the Renters’ Rights Act, landlords will no longer be able to serve a Section 21 notice simply to regain possession—meaning renters gain greater security.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves should raise rates on higher council tax bands to raise just under £4bn in her Budget later this month, a think-tank has said.

England’s councils have warned that the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system is ‘on course for total collapse’ without urgent reform.

A recent safeguarding practice review has found that children’s services in Surrey failed to identify abuse suffered by 10-year-old Sara Sharif.

Tony Oliver, Head of Physical Security, North, explores how facial recognition technology can help local authorities enhance public safety.

All 62 members of Staffordshire County Council have united to call on the PM to abandon plans for local government reorganisation (LGR) in the county.

Dorset Council is set to pursue plans for a major solar farm on a council-owned site near Weymouth, under new proposals outlined in a report to its cabinet.

The Government has rejected a plea to use the devolution Bill to remove the requirement for councillors to publish their home addresses.

Councils are warning of mounting pressures as study reveals inequalities in the distribution of pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

Local government secretary Steve Reed has made the case to the Treasury for devolving fiscal powers ahead of the Budget.

Late changes to the fair funding review around deprivation and population are expected to cost metropolitan local authorities £121m, finance experts say.

The recruitment crisis for section 151 officers is destined to get worse, a local government adviser with 25 years of public sector experience has warned.