In UK100's response to the Local Government Outcomes Framework consultation, we argue that climate priorities are significantly under-represented in the proposed metrics, limiting councils' ability to tackle climate change together as core local priorities. We call for stronger climate indicators including greenhouse gas emissions data, renewable energy statistics, and retrofit measures to support the UK's legally binding climate targets and help local leaders create thriving places powered by clean energy.

In UK100's response to the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee's inquiry on housing conditions in England, we outlined three key priorities: allow local authorities to keep more of the revenue raised from enforcing standards, address the poor condition of privately rented homes through stronger enforcement and the Decent Homes Standard, and ensure new homes meet high standards through an updated Future Homes Standard.

In UK100's response to the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero's call for evidence on barriers to community energy projects, we outlined key priorities: establishing a stable policy environment through a national strategy, creating consistent funding streams, streamlining planning processes, and building a sustainable market with proper financial incentives.

UK100's new comprehensive English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill briefing breaks down exactly what the Bill offers local leaders — highlighting the wins, the gaps, and what it means for your authority.

UK100 advocates for climate-focused governance structures and enhanced local authority capacity in new Mayoral Combined Authorities

UK100's submission on Local government and legal responsibilities to act on climate change.

UK100's new flagship report looking at the wider benefits of local climate action beyond targets.

In UK100's response to the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero's consultation on the Review of the Fuel Poverty Strategy, we outline key priorities for tackling fuel poverty through local action, empowering councils to deliver warmer homes and energy efficiency improvements.

In UK100's submission to the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee, we outline how local authorities—as the most trusted tier of government on climate action—can effectively engage communities and build public consent for the energy transition.