Inequality - Page 32

By Heather Jameson | 02 June 2020

Social care staff are at higher risk of dying from coronavirus than other occupations, Public Hea...

HOUSING

Covid-19's disproportionate impact must prompt action on inequalities

By Cllr Muhammed Butt | 02 June 2020

The disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on ethnic minorities must lead to renewed action on tackl...

DEVOLUTION

Coronavirus shines a light on places that need to be 'levelled up'

By Cllr Ian Brookfield | 28 May 2020

The pandemic has hit our most deprived communities hardest, says Wolverhampton City Council leade...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

A helping hand for our people

By Rebecca Eligon | 27 May 2020

Jason Strelitz and Rebecca Eligon reveal how #HelpNewham hubs are reaching out to shielded and vu...

PLANNING

Mend the UK's broken land laws to fix housing

By Tony Murrell | 29 April 2020

Tony Murrell says many believe it’s time for legislation requiring landowners and developers to s...

FINANCE

Creating a long-term new normal

By Adam Cunnington | 09 April 2020

Adam Cunnington says we should agree to harness our collective experience of the devastating effe...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Without a place-focused economic response, pre-coronavirus inequalities will become even more entrenched

By Andrew Carter | 27 March 2020

In places that were often struggling prior to COVID-19 such as Barnsley or Stoke just 20% of peop...

CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC FINANCE AND ACCOUNTANCY

How critical is the census?

By Chris Mahony | 25 March 2020

With the next census due to take place next year, just how crucial is it to local authorities’ ab...

HEALTH

Fit for the future

By Joanna Killian et al | 18 March 2020

Surrey County Council and PwC outline the ‘very clear and powerful’ shared ambition driving their...

HEALTH

Using design to closing the health gap and improve later life

By Paul Burstow | 04 March 2020

In the south west of England, the Transform Ageing programme has been exploring how to improve pe...

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