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Parent of child with Special Educational Needs talks of having to count every penny she spends on meals.

Opponents say they will take further legal action against the scheme designed to tackle housing shortages.

Some of last year's students say they lost university places when their results were delayed.

As students across the UK find out their exam results, what would you like to ask our experts?

The funding paves the way for major investment in projects around Blackburn and Darwen.

The 53 new homes planned for Northallerton would all be affordable, developers say.

Given rising costs, some students are wondering whether going to university makes financial sense.

How do they work across the UK, what can I borrow and when do I have to start paying it back?

The original application included a basement level with additional parking and bin storage.

Two bus services used by pupils at Winterbourne Academy in Bristol are being cut in September.

The data, from cross-party group London Councils, includes one child in every London classroom.

Godstone Village School's overspend is being blamed on legal costs relating to an employment issue.

Average rental costs in London may soar to £2,700 per month next year, new figures suggest.

Tenants have less incentive to apply for help as they could be evicted at any time, campaigners say.

Newly qualified Guernsey teachers are moving to the UK for jobs due to "uncertainty" in the sector.

People were housed in a new block of flats without building regulations sign-off, the BBC reveals.

Herefordshire Council's children's services is rated inadequate but starting to improve, Ofsted says.