Government plans to modernise and reform primary care progress as more than one thousand general practices sign up for digital upgrades. Modern upgrades for increasing
Pubs across England gearing up to open early, as the Lionesses bid for World Cup glory, could be thwarted by red tape. The World Cup Final Michael
Following reports that Starmer has diluted his pledge To boost protections for gig economy workers, Angela Rayner has released a statement proclaiming that “far from watering down” the party’s commitments to improve workers’ rights, it will be setting out “in detail how we will implement” changes, and promised the party would legislate to protect rights within 100 days of coming into office.
John Griffiths MS discusses the achievements of devolution and calls for further devolved powers, particularly the administration of welfare to the Welsh Parliament.
The number of A or A* grades is 27.2% down from a peak of 44.8% during the pandemic. This comes as the government has lowered the number of top grades awarded to pre-pandemic levels.
Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has asked Surrey and Kent councils to “put their politics aside” and allow signs to be placed which will warn drivers of the Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez). Both councils said they would not allow signage due to claiming that there is no mitigation to minimise the impact of the expansion of the boundary on their residents.
New artificial intelligence (AI) solutions will accelerate industrial decarbonisation across the country, with nearly £4 million in government funding for green innovations. This is a
It is indisputable that climate change is a rapid, accelerating and very real threat to how we live. That’s why the Royal Borough of Greenwich declared
The Department of Health and Social Care has announced today that £250 million in funding will be provided to relieve hospital pressures and help cut waiting lists. Crucially, this includes 900 new hospital beds. The overall ambition for 5,000 additional core beds is being supported by £1 billion dedicated revenue funding to increase capacity in urgent and emergency care.
In the final session of the Integrating Healthcare London and the South East Seminar a dynamic panel of leaders drawn from the Integrated Healthcare Boards discussed the path forward for healthcare workforce collaboration and innovation.
NHS in England proposes 28-day dancer diagnosis target amid struggle to meet waiting time targets.
A panel discusses the employment gaps in the skills sector across the country, and what can be done about it.
Recently, Curia’s Levelling Up Commission held an inquiry session on housing and homelessness. The inquiry was split into three sessions, with the second section focusing on place-based deprivation and how the government can address the role of infrastructure in regional inequalities.
Whilst the main focus of local government finance is on adults and childrens services, cost
This week, Rishi Sunak has made headlines for changing a number of key government policies
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