Government agrees major pay and support boost for nurses
NHS nurses in England will receive pay reviews, higher graduate salaries and a national preceptorship
IPBES report unveiled in Manchester: no future for business without biodiversity
A landmark analysis, three years in the making, has laid bare the extent to which
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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.
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
Consultation on extending smoke and vape-free spaces
Children and medically vulnerable people are set to be better protected from the dangers of second-hand smoke and vapour under new government proposals to ban smoking, vaping, and heated tobacco in playgrounds, schools, and hospital grounds in England.
Lambeth pledges school street at every primary school by 2027
Lambeth Council has pledged to introduce a School Street outside every eligible primary school in
Air pollution in Delhi is even worse 100 metres up
The worst of Delhi’s toxic winter haze may not be at ground level – but
Birmingham’s street cruising ban to be reviewed by High Court
Birmingham’s landmark injunction against illegal street cruising – described by a High Court judge as
Alcester property firm fined over housing safety failures
A Warwickshire property management company has been fined £750 after failing to provide fire safety
LGA talks on cyber insurance stall
The proposal to offer a financial safeguard against hackers for public sector organisations will not
Free legal advice for victims of sexual offences perpetrated by military personnel
New independent legal advocacy scheme will provide free, independent legal advice to survivors of rape
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,
Barnsley to be UK’s first ‘Tech Town’ – what does that mean?
Local schools and college, businesses, NHS and others get government support to ‘unleash opportunities’ of AI Technology Secretary Liz Kendall has announced
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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