PHE and CIPFA are collaborating to make the case that prevention and promoting good health is an important investment for our country.
The IFS has warned that inequalities in pay and opportunities in the UK are becoming so extreme they are threatening democracy.
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, it has been revealed that there is nearly a two-fold difference in mental health spending across England.
Adults who are sleeping rough and living with mental illness and substance misuse are set to benefit from £1.9 million of funding.
Four in five British workers won’t discuss mental health problems with their boss because they fear being stigmatised and judged incapable.
The County Councils Network is among a number of signatories to a new statement calling on the government to sustainably fund public health services.
Oxford City Council has unveiled new data that shows carbon emissions in the city have fallen by 24 per cent over the last three years.
A digital health hub piloted in Nailsea has proved to be such a success that the NHS is scaling it up across England.
A BBC investigation has found that new-builds constructed by Persimmon Homes and Bellway Homes have potentially dangerous fire safety issues.
Damian Green proposes to secure the future of social care, urging the need for sufficient funding to plug the gap created by an ageing population.
The proportion of working-age adults approaching local authorities for social care support is rising, but fewer are receiving help.
The last year has been the busiest for food banks, with 1,583,668 three-day emergency food supplies given to people in crisis last year.
A survey has shown that fewer than one in four homeowners are saving for their future care needs.
A new report has uncovered the limited powers that local authorities have to restrict advertising of products high in fat, salt and sugar.
More than a third of local areas in England have reduced real terms spending on low level children’s mental health services.