On Saturday, Labour reached their first 100 days in government – often seen as an important period for new governments to showcase their agenda in a ‘honeymoon’ period.
As World Space Week draws to a close, the UK Space Agency highlights how space exploration advances key areas of policy, including the use of
As today marks World Mental Health Day, this op-ed from the Mental Health Foundation details how this new Labour government has the potential to make
As October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Director of Policy at Breast Cancer Now, Melanie Sturtevant discusses the urgent action needed to ensure more people are screened to help to save more lives from breast cancer.
Curia UK’s “Enhancing the Dementia Care Pathway: Northamptonshire ‘Sprint’ Outputs” report outlines strategies to improve dementia care pathways, particularly through earlier intervention and streamlined diagnosis. It highlights significant barriers in existing pathways, including delays in recognising early onset dementia, especially in those under 65, and difficulties in accessing timely care due to reliance on GP referrals.
A joint plan by the UK and Welsh governments has been devised to reduce NHS waiting lists by allowing patients from Wales to receive treatment in England, and vice-versa. Welsh NHS dentistry will also be used as a model for improving services in England, despite concerns from the British Dental Association.
The Darzi Report Highlights Issues the NHS Needs to Tackle, But How Can the Improvements be Delivered?
The Government’s Plans to Put AI at the Heart of Economic Growth in the UK
Reflecting on the Liberal Democrat’s Party Conference which took place from 15th-17th September, Chair of the LGBT+ Liberal Democrats, Charley Hasted, spotlights the issue of trans rights by reflecting on the Party’s commitment to trans rights.
Following the Darzi report, the government has pledged to transition to a “digital NHS”. What specific reforms could be made to revitalise the NHS for the modern era?
“This report has not held back,” Lord Darzi writes in the opening section of the Independent Investigation of the National Health Service in England, a promise that the report certainly lives up to.
Councillor Isabelle Mackenzie writes: Here in Inverness, where I’m based, there are fast food places within the school catchment areas already. The main issues for me have been the litter trail and problem with urban gull
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