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But I think they've got to grow up knowing that there's support there and the best way to use it and to get the most out of it rather than it being a sort of a chore, something that's in their pocket they don't want to have.

yeah thank you so much for chatting to me today ian and i think this is a really great time to say that uh parents listening can get more information about the social media ban um and also get support on all different topics of online safety can't they um at kids online safety.campaign.gov.uk but yeah thank you so much for your time

good luck

A vacation rental shouldn't come with surprises.

And we can see the climate change impact of flooding from all sources at every part of the country.

But NAFRA 2 is what you can see on GOV.UK and it's now available for planning and anyone who's concerned about flooding or maybe looking to buy a house.

In the latest understanding of risk, the lenders and insurers are all taking it far closer.

interest and looking to mitigate their exposure by not taking on lending, for example, for high flood risk properties.

Residents can contact their utility suppliers to find out whether they qualify.

You can find the full official guidance including a downloadable household emergency plan at beready.campaign.gov.uk.

The first tower of Coventry's landmark city centre south regeneration project is now taking shape, following the completion of demolition and groundworks across the site.

The start of construction marks a milestone for what is billed as one of the UK's most ambitious city centre regeneration projects.

If you live in a property which is in a council tax band A, B, C or D.

Now, if you Google what council tax band am I in, there is a little tool on the GovUK website which allows you to pop in your postcode and it will tell you what council tax band you're in.

Or you could check your council tax bill.

If you are in that band, then that £100 will be due to you.

Enforcement is gaining teeth, but precision matters.

GOV.UK says regulators can use civil monetary penalties up to £500,000 for eligible offences, while obstruction of an investigation can expose senior people to up to two years in prison.

the strongest offense of the system is simple much of the investment is for higher standards resilience and long-term capacity and a fine is not the same as a funded repair program my prediction is conditional if regulators publish clear project outcomes keep penalties separate from customer funding and make affordability support visible the spending can become a repair plan if not the bill becomes a receipt for institutional failure.

So check three numbers, the allowed increase, the penalty credit, and the measurable outcome it is meant to buy.

And again, like government's not built it to act on these kind of small experiments it's built on doing a giant contract you know making it as big as possible you know reducing the cost per unit around doing it as well it's hard i'm not saying yeah um but i think also persistence as well i think a lot of transformational stuff with this is almost multi-generational some of this stuff you do have to like try multiple times until something sticks as well and i think it's it's easy to let that get our heads down when that didn't achieve as well.

I think, you know, GovUK 10 years ago, that was about some, probably about seven or eight attempts to try and make us in government domain.

And then eventually one stuck.

I think, again, like government data exchange has been about, even when I was at GDS like 10 years ago, they'd already had two or three attempts at doing it as well.