Opinion: the NHS’s digital backbone
George Stern, Enterprise, Connectivity & Security Specialist at Cloud Gateway, on why secure, scalable networks
How to reframe sustainability stories beyond carbon reporting
While UK sustainability reporting is seen as an obligation, the real risk is failing to
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Hot air, cold response: missed opportunities in UK community energy proposal
£1 billion will be spent on infrastructure owned by the people and places it powers.
Free public transport trial launches in Glasgow
Residents will be offered free travel on buses, trains and the subway as part of
Crumbling classrooms expose the depth of England’s school decay
MPs have warned ageing school buildings and the ongoing RAAC crisis are exposing deep-rooted weaknesses
Cleaner air during lockdowns lead to methane build up
A sharp jump in atmospheric methane in the early 2020s happened largely because the air
All four UK nations ban wet wipes containing plastic
Scotland joins Wales, Northern Ireland and England in bans, which will come into force between December 2026 and August 2027
Mayor proposes London-wide licensing reform to boost nightlife economy
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has published proposals for a new London-wide Strategic Licensing
Council to consider scheme to prevent residents leaving bins on streets
Tewkesbury Borough Council could begin to fine residents for leaving empty wheelie bins on the
North Tyneside Council to pay £5,900 over SEN fail
The council failed to provide promised technology for a child with special educational needs, leaving
Helping parents talk to children about harmful online content
Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) launches ‘You Won’t Know Until You Ask’ campaign Today,
From systems to people: how Bromley is transforming social care
Digital change in adult social care is urgent. In Bromley, a partnership with the Social
Mental Health Bill shake-up: what it means for learning disability services
To give people with learning disabilities and autism more independence, Louise Wilson of Hill Dickinson
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Small scale commercial properties can be used to produce wind energy
One of Labour’s flagship energy policies mean onshore wind should be more visible in more
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