Health and care organisations across Greater Manchester have accelerated the deployment of a GM Care Record for all 2.8 million citizens.
A new survey has shown that drivers across the UK are ready to change their behaviour to maintain the cleaner air of the lockdown.
The government provide thousands of long-term, safe homes for vulnerable rough sleepers taken off the streets during the coronavirus pandemic.
Further funding to protect and increase transport services and level up infrastructure after coronavirus has been announced.
The Reopening High Streets Safely Fund will help councils to get people back to work and customers back to the shops.
Local authorities will be central to supporting the new test and trace service, with the government providing £300 million.
A rise in vulnerable children needing support due to the lockdown is likely, but councils could struggle to meet surge in demand.
The government’s £1 billion Building Safety Fund will not be enough to make high rise and high risk buildings safe from fire.
A new report shows how trusts have gone to great lengths to support care homes through the coronavirus pandemic.
Children are ill equipped to cope with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic because of years of child poverty in Britain.
The government must end rough sleeping by seizing the ‘once in a generation opportunity’ presented by the coronavirus pandemic.
Public sector employers need to develop a robust employer value proposition that builds on the intangible aspects of public services to attract new talent.
London boroughs have agreed a new pan-London partnership to secure emergency supplies of PPE for crucial local services.
Anyone with symptoms of coronavirus is now eligible to book a test, ahead of the rollout of the test and trace service.
New data has shown that Oxford city centre has seen a historic 59 per cent drop in air pollution as a direct result of the coronavirus lockdown.