Khan launches £25m ‘scrap for cash’ dirty vehicle scheme Khan launches £25m ‘scrap for cash’ dirty vehicle scheme Sadiq Khan has launched a ‘scrap for cash’ dirty vehicle scheme for low-income and disabled Londoners.
Budgets the biggest barrier to technology adoption Budgets the biggest barrier to technology adoption A new survey has revealed that the biggest barrier to adopting new technologies for the public sector is restricted budgets.
Local Industrial Strategy key to net zero goals Local Industrial Strategy key to net zero goals The government must better support ambitious local industrial strategies to help local areas play their part in moving to a zero-carbon economy.
New national academy for social prescribing established New national academy for social prescribing established Matt Hancock is setting out his ambition for every patient to have ready access to social prescribing schemes on the NHS.
Lib Dems make environment key election priority Lib Dems make environment key election priority Jo Swinson has signalled her intent to make the environment a key priority for the party’s pitch to voters in a general election.
Keeping staff motivated in the run up to Christmas Michael Dawson looks at how employers can boost morale and maintain staff productivity as thoughts begin to turn to Christmas
New support for young people leaving care New support for young people leaving care Education Secretary Gavin Williamson has made £19 million available for programmes to improve support for care leavers.
‘Most ambitious’ heritage preservation campaign for 40 years ‘Most ambitious’ heritage preservation campaign for 40 years MHCLG is launching the most ambitious local heritage campaign for 40 years to highlight heritage buildings that reflect their local area.
SEN reforms failing young people and parents SEN reforms failing young people and parents A generation of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities is failing to receive the support it deserves.
Plans to strengthen primary care in Wales too slow Plans to strengthen primary care in Wales too slow Change needs to happen at greater pace in the Welsh Government’s attempts to strengthen primary care in the country.
