A union motion to condemn the cut from Sir Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves could prove embarrassing for the PM at the party’s first gathering since taking power.

Conservative members of the Senedd called for the Welsh government to back their demands for winter fuel payments to be restored to all pensioners during a debate on Wednesday

The veteran MSP looked uncomfortable as audience members rounded on the Labour Government.

Northumberland Labour estimates that 4,733 eligible households are still missing out and is now urging local pensioners to apply for the benefit

New ways of becoming a more competitive employer are being explored

Reform UK is overhauling the way the party is run to give members more say at its annual conference.

Montrose councillor Bill Duff replaces Beth Whiteside following her shock resignation from the post this summer.

The council leader said the system for funding town halls is "broken"

City councillors say many people are too proud to claim pension credit, and many others are not eligible by just a few pounds

The underspend has been blamed on slippage.

As someone nearer the exit lounge than the new intake of young Labour MPs who are so keen on assisted suicide, Mirror columnist Paul Routledge urges caution and points to countries where numbers of assisted dying are rising and eligibility has weakened

Birmingham campaigners have been urging the city council to change tack over its proposals for the library service

'Sometimes when you have left the stage, you should just remember that you have left the stage,' the foreign minister says.

It's the most controversial road in Mt Maunganui and a newly elected councillor is asking why a major change was allowed to happen.

The trade union is calling on the government to reverse its cut and introduce a wealth tax.

Grey District Mayor Tania Gibson says it is a disaster waiting to happen and should be closed.

The Little Hallam Hill site would have become home to 26 affordable houses

The planning bid was rejected by Bristol City Council

During the latest instalment of BBC Question Time, an audience member was quick to point out that 570 MPs are entitled to claim a £3,500 heating allowance each year - even as thousands of pensioners lose winter fuel payment

Vandals have broken in and there are arson fears

The debate around renaming it has been going on for years

A delayed report on the Angus town's road to recovery from last year's disaster is due to go before councillors in November.

The PSNI's plans to change its policy on custody images has been welcomed as a positive step by a victim.