Thousands of new mothers may be suffering undiagnosed PTSD after childbirth
Tens of thousands of women across Britain could be living with undiagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder
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How leaders can use healing conversation to ease emotional exhaustion in social care
The pace and pressure of work across social care increasingly leaves people physically and emotionally
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British made paper bottles could be a recycling game-changer
The innovative packaging solution could see emissions plummet by more than 80%. UK-based company Frugalpac
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The Big Interview: Black Eyed Peas’ Apl.de.ap on Philippines coconut rewilding
The multi-award winning music icon sits down with Environment Journal to talk about his plans to
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Can local government reorganisation help generate revenue for councils?
Whatever your views on the current local government reorganisation plans, it is worth considering what the potential benefits could be, given that final plans have now been announced with the roll-out expected over 2027 and 2028.
Land Registry to provide property identifiers for Price Paid Data
Improved matching and analysis to come, as unique property reference numbers (UPRNs) and INSPIRE IDs are added to monthly
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Artists and activists unite for clean air event at Southbank Centre
Music, culture and climate campaigning will come together at Southbank Centre this weekend as artists,
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Government announces crackdown on cowboy builders and rogue bailiffs
The Government is to crack down on cowboy builders and rogue bailiffs in a package
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New reforms to overhaul compulsory purchase system in Scotland
The Scottish Government has announced plans to modernise Scotland’s compulsory purchase system, to make CPOs
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Pressure on councils and schools from AI-assisted complaints
Public bodies struggle to meet their legal commitments to reply, due to ‘rising tide’ of
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High Court grants challenge to TfL’s private hire licensing system
Thousands of London private hire drivers who lost their ability to work through no fault
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Scottish government survey to help protect young people online
Families invited to share their experience of using smartphones and social media, and going online,
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Town’s new interactive touchscreen guide
Wayfinding unit unveiled outside Solihull train station to provide information and support local businesses and services.
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AI bootcamp aims to tackle youth unemployment
A first-of-its-kind artificial intelligence summer bootcamp has launched in the north-west of England, aiming to
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‘Everybody needs somebody rooting for them’: Emma Williamson on supporting care-experienced children
Emma Williamson, Deputy Leader and Lead Member for Children’s Services at Cumberland Council, talks to us about her journey into the role and why helping others has always been at the heart of her work.
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The final weeks before Isabelle Welsh’s murder raise troubling safeguarding questions
The murder of Isabelle Welsh has prompted national outrage and raised serious questions over safeguarding
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Children’s care costs six times more than Eton – what’s gone wrong?
As the Competition and Markets Authority investigates England’s children’s social care market, David Rankin of
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Hidden impact: PFAS, air pollution and data centres
Everybody is talking about AI’s huge drain on resources. Nobody is looking at chemical pollution
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