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HEALTH
Bill passes as intervention powers reined in
By Martin Ford | 29 April 2022
The Health and Care Bill has officially received Royal Assent following months of wrangling betwe...
HEALTH
Better Outcomes, Better Lives in Manchester
By Bernadette Enright | 27 April 2022
Bernadette Enright says Manchester is starting to see the impact of its programme of transformati...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Doing the right thing for children
By Ann McGauran | 27 April 2022
With the direction of the Government’s policies for schools and SEND becoming clearer, the new pr...
HEALTH
No child should be at the mercy of a postcode lottery
By Steve Crocker | 25 April 2022
We need a national conversation about the way our mental health system fails too many children an...
HEALTH
Highways improvement comes top of pre-elections poll
By William Eichler | 21 April 2022
Half of Britons believe the improvement of roads and pavements should be prioritised, according t...
HEALTH
Zero progress on climate but devo can keep things on track
By Grace Newcombe | 20 April 2022
The Levelling Up White Paper’s relative silence on net zero represents a huge missed opportunity ...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Fresh LGA call after 'bed blocking' doubles
By Paul Marinko | 20 April 2022
The Local Government Association (LGA) has called for ‘urgent action’ to support social care afte...
WHITEHALL
Councils should be funded to co-design child mental health hubs - report
By Dan Peters | 19 April 2022
Councils across the country should be funded to co-design open-access hubs to support young peopl...
HEALTH
A crucial union of business and place
By Sir Nigel Wilson | 12 April 2022
Sir Nigel Wilson says the four-year partnership between Legal & General and the UCL Institute of ...
HEALTH
We can't take the pain of dementia away, but we can make it easier
By Gill Kneller | 12 April 2022
East Hampshire DC's second 'dementia festival' day and its directory aren’t big budget items and ...
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