Dunfermline childminder case raises safeguarding concerns
A case involving a Dunfermline childminder who’s just pleaded guilty to neglect has raised concerns about how childcare providers are monitored and regulated.
Saxon Pit Study: ‘You get onto a treadmill of just dealing with it’
An independent health assessment has revealed that residents living near Saxon Pit in Cambridgeshire, are experiencing a complex web of environmental stressors, with dust emerging as the most serious concern.
Legal Ombudsman finds consumers turning to AI for complaints
More than half of people who have made, or considered making, a formal complaint about a regulated service in the past year have used artificial intelligence as part of the process, new research from the Legal Ombudsman (LeO) suggests.
While much of the procurement efficiency debate focuses on negotiating better supplier contracts the real obstacle lies elsewhere and that’s visibility, says Tony Armitage, Data Practice Manager at Digital Modus…
‘They need politicians to advocate for them’: Will Quince on the Babies Bill
Former Minister of State for Health and Social Care Will Quince speaks to us about the Babies Bill and why the first 1,001 days of a child’s life should be protected in law.