£300m for drug treatment and recovery services
The first allocations of more than £300 million over the next three years to strengthen drug treatment and recovery services in 50 local authority areas have been announced.
The first allocations of more than £300 million over the next three years to strengthen drug treatment and recovery services in 50 local authority areas have been announced.
The Government has published local allocations for its long-awaited UK Shared Prosperity Fund and new ‘Multiply’ fund.
Putting public health services at the heart of local communities can also help revive high streets.
Councillor Doug Pullen returned from the Ukraine/Poland border, where he helped transport people to safety and deliver essential supplies as part of humanitarian efforts to help those fleeing the war in Russia.
Government funding for council-commissioned weight management services will not be renewed in the current financial year, councils have been told.
The LGA Annual Conference and Exhibition is an opportunity to focus on the issues that matter most to local communities.
Ending charges for disposing of DIY waste at household recycling centres will put unnecessary pressure on refuse departments and won’t improve services, the LGA warns.
Councils will be given powers to set up their own multi-academy trusts, following many years of campaigning by the LGA.