Cornwall Council has pledged to keep residents safe from house fires by agreeing to install sprinklers in all homes the authority builds.

PHE has released a new report and cost tool which calculates that the health and social care costs of air pollution could reach £5.3 billion by 2035.

The Mayoral Active Sports Fund, worth £10,000, has been created to help encourage Liverpool residents, of all ages, to get fit and active.

The Royal College of GPs says that a national public campaign is needed to raise awareness of loneliness and social isolation across society.

NHS trusts are falling behind local government in implementing journey management strategies to reduce waiting times for visitors.

Michael Gove will launch an ‘ambitious’ new clean air strategy to tackle air pollution, although critics have labelled it as ‘hugely disappointing’.

Dame Judith Hackitt’s review of building regulations has controversially not urged for a ban on flammable cladding.

The Alzheimer's Society has claimed that vulnerable people struggling with dementia have been left to ‘fend for themselves’.

New analysis of funding pressures on social care services have emphasised the worrying lack of progress on social care reform in the UK.

Cardiff City Council’s cabinet is set to consider new ways of running its parks as the council faces £91 million savings over the next three years.

NHS Digital and the LGA have announced new funding for digital pilots that benefit people who access adult social care and improve services.

A survey of almost 4,000 people has outlined a care system that is ‘visibly failing and unfit for purpose’.

Sustrans has revealed that four more local authorities have joined Bike Life, a project designed to help UK cities normalise cycling.

The UK’s social care workforce is suffering from low pay and low esteem and must reverse its poor public image to improve recruitment and retention in the sector.

An Intergenerational Commission report argues that the struggling social care system could be ‘rescued’ with a funding boost of £2.3 billion.

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