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North East Ambulance Service is marking its 20th anniversary today (1 July).

Online Tool Supports Route- and Season-Specific Lashing Calculations

The SSSC and Skills Development Scotland (SDS) are asking people across the social care and children and young people sector to share their views on revised apprenticeship frameworks.

• The new coach service will improve public transport connectivity between the north and the south of Wales and cut journey times by over an hour.

• The north south coach will operate regular services every day linking Bangor to Carmarthen.
• The service supports a shift away from car travel, backing Wales' transition to a low carbon economy.

We’ve launched two updated MyLearning badges to help care home staff create more meaningful activities in care homes across Scotland.

• Welsh Government is taking direct action to drive improvement at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, rather than the health board leading own recovery.
• Independent panel will review patient safety, leadership and culture, reporting back by end of October.
• Health Minister says this is clear statement of commitment to supporting improvement and ensuring the people of north Wales receive the safe, high-quality and timely care they deserve.

A youth-led project that began as a small discussion group for girls at Ysgol Greenhill has grown into an award-winning movement that reaches across Pembrokeshire and beyond.

Following publication of the latest Moray Growth Deal annual report, key regeneration projects are set to move into delivery phases over the coming year, as momentum continues to build behind the region’s £100m growth deal.

From Wednesday 1 July, the Cardiff Central station car parks at Penarth Road and Riverside (Fish Jetty) will permanently close ahead of preparatory works for the transformation of Cardiff Central station. This includes pick up and drop off at both locations.

Moray Council is continuing to take strong action to tackle child poverty, backed by a range of Scottish Government funding streams supporting families across the area.

Communities across Moray have benefitted from hundreds of thousands of pounds of investment, as new figures highlight the impact of the area’s Common Good Funds.

As another summer of football captures the world’s imagination,  the future of the game depends not only on the players taking centre stage, but on the community clubs helping the next generation take their first steps into sport and leadership

Moray Council has approved its updated Climate Change Strategy 2026–2036, setting out how it will cut emissions, strengthen resilience to climate impacts, and support a greener local economy over the next decade.

Moray Council has agreed not to introduce Short-Term Let Control Areas across the region at this time, following a detailed review of local evidence.

Moray Council has today rejected petitions calling for the reinstatement of a dedicated school bus between Portgordon and Buckie High School.

The Ayrshire Roads Alliance (ARA) is continuing to deliver significant benefits for communities across East and South Ayrshire through investment in transport infrastructure, active travel, service efficiency and long-term financial sustainability.

Residents and visitors are invited to enjoy a vibrant weekend of entertainment from Dudley Council as Brierley Hill’s Brier Fair and Stourbridge Carnival return.

West Oxfordshire District Council is set to consider an ambitious draft Local Plan that will guide how the district grows and develops up to 2043.

A new one-stop-shop has been opened for job seekers looking for opportunities on major infrastructure schemes as part of the HS2 programme.

A Preston retailer who sold a knife to a 15-year-old during test purchasing has been fined £10,000.

LNER is preparing for its first summer holiday season since introducing thousands of additional services and millions more seats each year through its transformational new timetable.