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A group of 30 people are set to take part in Englands first ever trial of a universal income scheme. Over two years, they will receive the monthly lump sum without any conditions.

An education trust which encompasses three Louth area schools has been nominated for three top awards.

Its hoped a new project in Cornwall could help revive a town’s fortunes - starting with the restoration of one of the UKs last surviving…

So-called left behind towns prize more “places to meet” over jobs. In Middlesbrough, they’re opening public living rooms in abandoned spaces.

Commoning rejects the blueprint model or ‘test and scale-up’, and instead enables empowering, self-organized approaches designed within the specifics of the local context.

Mission creep is already pervasive within the Trust and part of what is locally known as “getting to no.”

The estate in Kettering is one of 225 areas said to need help to stop growing inequality.

A BIRKENHEAD MP has called for a meeting with private bus operator Arriva to discuss their proposed bus service cuts.

Live venues and commercial spaces of every stripe have had a tricky couple of years but – as Andy Myring, Director and Head of Design at Mavis, part of The Maverick Group tells us – pubs are also contending with a longer-term downturn in footfall. How can they reverse the trend? Through design strategy and customer prioritization, says Myring.

Researchers and policy professionals awarded for their innovative ideas and generative solutions to current public policy challenges