New briefing urges the government to take concerted action to address the unequal risk of mental ill health in the UK.

The Alzheimer’s Society has revealed the strain on the NHS of people with dementia unnecessarily ending up in hospitals.

Manchester City Council is one of the first local authority ‘early adopters’ of the Hackitt Review’s recommendations for building safety.

The Environment Agency has launched a new campaign to highlight the impact flood damage has on mental health.

Proposals have been announced for a project that could improve a number of health areas in Liverpool through better use of data.

Almost one in four private renters have felt physically ill or sick because of housing problems or worries in the last year, according to Shelter.

A new briefing has revealed that 400,000 children in London cannot access or afford enough nutritious food.

Action on Smoking and Health has argued that the government’s smokefree 2030 target is at risk because of a lack of funding for tobacco control.

Boris Johnson has admitted he does not have a worked-up plan to end the social care crisis and that a solution could be five years away.

The NHS is missing out on tens of millions of pounds from housing developers because councils are failing to ask for the funds.

Heart and circulatory disease deaths attributed to particulate matter air pollution could exceed 160,000 over the next decade in the UK.

A quarter of children and young people referred to mental health services in England last year were not accepted for treatment.

The National Trust has announced a series of new initiatives to tackle climate change, including planting 20 million new trees.

Oxford City Council is installing new drinking fountains in three of the city’s parks, as part of the authority’s support for cutting plastic waste.

An army of carers amongst the oldest old in our society, those aged 80 or over, provide 23 million hours of unpaid care a week.

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