APSE has announced the launch of its podcast APSE Talks, bringing together local government leaders and sector experts to share their experiences, insights and perspectives on the issues shaping frontline public services.
Principal Policy Lead, Bonni Jee, reflects on a summer of recycling transformation
Barry Neill, Head of Environment & Building Services at Fife Council, reflects on his local government career and discusses how emerging AI technologies are transforming council services.
Local councils have adopted smaller allotment plots as the new norm to help respond to sustained demand, according to APSE’s State of the Market 2026 survey.
Nottingham City Council has secured more than £1.6 million in additional funding for children and schools after introducing an innovative Free School Meals (FSM) auto-enrolment programme
East Lothian Council has retained its Food for Life Served Here (FFLSH) silver award for the fifth year, which recognises its continued commitment to providing nutritious, sustainable and locally sourced school meals.
Pupils across Blackpool have been sampling meals containing more whole foods such as seeds, pulses and beans, as the council prepares for the anticipated changes to government school food standards.
Nine outstanding UK local authorities have been shortlisted for APSE’s prestigious Overall Council of the Year Award
Efforts by Leeds City Council's highways teams to restore the city’s roads following the challenging weather have seen the pothole repair rate almost triple in the first three months of 2026.
Powys County Council's first Pothole Pro machine has arrived in the county, marking an important milestone in the council's wider investment in highway maintenance.