The Prime Minister has failed to win voters’ trust that he can take England safely out of the coronavirus lockdown, according to a new poll.
Public Health England has announced that new online training is now available for those supporting children and young people affected by coronavirus.
Three in 10 care home staff have not been vaccinated against Covid-19 despite being in the top four priority groups.
A new survey has revealed the impact that the coronavirus pandemic is having on women in key worker positions.
£125 million of funding will be allocated to councils to help ensure that domestic abuse victims and the children are able to access the support they need.
The Local Government Association has highlighted the fundamental role local authorities have played in the vaccine rollout.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock is expected to outline plans to create a ‘more innovative and responsive’ NHS with reforms on the way.
Nine in 10 local authorities have signed up to the community testing programme to offer regular targeted testing for people without symptoms.
DHSC's decision to prioritise hospitals at the beginning of the pandemic meant social care providers were left exposed by lack of PPE.
Social care should remain being delivered by local authorities rather than giving increased control to the NHS or central government, says report.
Unpaid carers across the country who do not live with the people they care for can now benefit from free PPE through a new national scheme.
The public are being called upon to apply for rewarding short-term and long-term opportunities in the adult social care sector.
The government has confirmed that cabinet ministers have been tasked to encourage their sectors to take up the offer of rapid workplace testing.
Local elections in England will go ahead as planned in May, despite doubts over whether it would be right for them to do so.
One in five people on Universal Credit say that they are ‘very likely’ to turn to a foodband, if the £20 rise is removed.