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As part of the Small Grants Programme, food and welfare providers in Wirral can now apply for additional funding to help...
13/08/2025

As part of the Small Grants Programme, food and welfare providers in Wirral can now apply for additional funding to help support the borough’s most vulnerable.

As part of the Small Grants Programme, food and welfare providers in Wirral can now apply for additional funding to help support the borough’s most vulnerable.  Groups can apply for a grant worth up to £20,000 to help local people who are struggling with the rising cost of living. In…

Music venues across the UK are more than just places to catch a gig with a pint in hand – they’re the cultural glue that...
12/08/2025

Music venues across the UK are more than just places to catch a gig with a pint in hand – they’re the cultural glue that binds communities together, explains Gavin Sharp, chief executive officer of Band on the Wall.

Music venues across the UK are more than just places to catch a gig with a pint in hand – they’re the cultural glue that binds communities together, explains Gavin Sharp, chief executive officer of Band on the Wall. To me, they are vital hubs of connection, capturing a moment…

While important, unexpected site discoveries can severely delay development projects. Alice James of Lanpro explains how...
31/07/2025

While important, unexpected site discoveries can severely delay development projects. Alice James of Lanpro explains how risk and costs are being minimised.

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While important, unexpected site discoveries can severely delay development projects. Alice James of Lanpro explains how risk and costs are being minimised. For two reasons development-led archaeology is necessary: it helps communities better understand their cultural heritage and provides developer...

A new report ‘puts universities at the centre of the debate on how to generate growth in local and regional economies wi...
30/07/2025

A new report ‘puts universities at the centre of the debate on how to generate growth in local and regional economies with national impact’.

A new report ‘puts universities at the centre of the debate on how to generate growth in local and regional economies with national impact’. The research, which has been produced by the Institute of Economic Development (iED) and AtkinsRéalis, shares recommendations from universities on how the...

To celebrate Heritage Open Days, locals are being offered a one-off chance to tour around Queensgate Market, a 55-year-o...
29/07/2025

To celebrate Heritage Open Days, locals are being offered a one-off chance to tour around Queensgate Market, a 55-year-old Grade II listed building.

To celebrate Heritage Open Days, locals are being offered a one-off chance to tour around Queensgate Market, a 55-year-old Grade II listed building. In September Kirklees Council are set to host their annual Heritage Open Days – an event that is sponsored by the local authorities ‘Our Cultural H...

The initiative could set a new national standard for how local authorities and developers work with communities.
28/07/2025

The initiative could set a new national standard for how local authorities and developers work with communities.

The initiative could set a new national standard for how local authorities and developers work with communities. Planning and infrastructure is a huge government priority. While necessary, plans have arguably pressured councils into rushing new strategies – especially in relation to providing new ...

A new report from The Young Foundation shows only one in three Brits trust the government to help them recover after a c...
23/07/2025

A new report from The Young Foundation shows only one in three Brits trust the government to help them recover after a crisis.

A new report from The Young Foundation shows only one in three Brits trust the government to help them recover after a crisis. It would be safe to assume that after experiencing countless catastrophes – a global pandemic and multiple economic crashes, to name a few – the UK…

While important, unexpected site discoveries can severely delay development projects. Alice James, of Lanpro, explains h...
21/07/2025

While important, unexpected site discoveries can severely delay development projects. Alice James, of Lanpro, explains how risk and costs are being minimised.

While important, unexpected site discoveries can severely delay development projects. Alice James, of Lanpro, explains how risk and costs are being minimised. For two reasons development-led archaeology is necessary: it helps communities better understand their cultural heritage and provides develop...

The unexpected increase creates additional pressures for households – food and drink inflation rose to 4.5%, the highest...
17/07/2025

The unexpected increase creates additional pressures for households – food and drink inflation rose to 4.5%, the highest recorded since February 2024.

The unexpected increase creates additional pressures for households – food and drink inflation rose to 4.5%, the highest recorded since February 2024.  New data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) shows inflation increased last month to 3.6% – up from 3.4% in May. According to the fig...

The chancellor has unveiled reforms that will help people struggling to get onto the property ladder.
16/07/2025

The chancellor has unveiled reforms that will help people struggling to get onto the property ladder.

The chancellor has unveiled reforms that will help people struggling to get onto the property ladder.  Today (15th July) chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a package of city-wide changes, otherwise known as ‘Leeds Reforms’, to a group of finance executives in the North West city. It is understo...

Bright orange headphones have been installed across the capital city which detail the experiences of people who have fac...
14/07/2025

Bright orange headphones have been installed across the capital city which detail the experiences of people who have faced homelessness.

Bright orange headphones have been installed across the capital city which detail the experiences of people who have faced homelessness. It’s no secret that London has been facing a growing homelessness crisis for decades. Statistics and local government policies have dominated headlines, but it s...

Silhouettes of the properties have already begun popping up on a site in Low Hill, in the form of timber frameworks.
10/07/2025

Silhouettes of the properties have already begun popping up on a site in Low Hill, in the form of timber frameworks.

Silhouettes of the properties have already begun popping up on a site in Low Hill, in the form of timber frameworks. Led by City of Wolverhampton Council’s housing development team, the project is due to be comprised of 24 new homes, ranging from detached houses, bungalows and flats. The…

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