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A new campaign has been launched highlighting how public services cannot continue with the underfunding of the past decade.
A new report has outlined proposals for a public sector jobs drive to stave off mass unemployment and help the coronavirus recovery.
The failure to deliver Pension Credit to older people who are entitled to it is costing the health system an estimated £4 billion per year.
The NHS COVID-19 app will launch on 24 September in England and Wales, including measures including QR check-in at venues.
A group of MPs have warned that the coronavirus pandemic has made a ‘difficult situation even worse’ for women trying to access contraception.
Local public health leaders are demanding greater control over the coronavirus testing system following mixed messages about tests’ availability.
It is not clear whether the government’s plan to tackle rising childhood obesity will be able to make the step change needed in the timescale available.
Cambridge City Council is calling on residents and businesses to help Cambridge become a zero carbon city.
Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething has announced additional mental health support that anyone in Wales can access when they need to.
COSLA has launched a new Blueprint for Scottish Local Government, which will build around an ambitious vision for Scotland’s future.
New analysis by the TUC has found that annual adult social care spending in England is still £600 million lower than a decade ago.
Almost 60 per cent of people in England are living in areas where levels of toxic air pollution exceeded legal limits last year.
Newcastle CC has outlined how people in the city can work together to drastically cut emissions and see a lasting reduction to our climate impact.
The LGA has reported that the number of children referred to children’s social care services for support fell by almost a fifth during lockdown.
The government’s initial response to the coronavirus crisis was hampered by a lack of clarity about who was responsible for what, says report.
Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
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