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Rail
"Across the country" means London and the southest i suspect. All this investment is academic (and... MORE
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Higher Education
They can emigrate like those in other countries.They can take their leftie views with... MORE
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Growth & Reform
I feel sick to my stomach about the way our elected representatives are dismissing the genuine... MORE
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Growth & Reform
How about some facts rather then factoids. I have just read the "499 complaints link" and they are... MORE
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Natural Environment
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Housing & Planning
Housing benefit being paid to landlords for substandard ie below lettable standard.What if anything... MORE
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Early years education failing poorest children
Pre-school children from poorer backgrounds need the support of professionally trained teaching staff to stop them falling behind as soon as they reach school age, Ofsted said
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Ofqual 'starting conversation' on new GCSE standards
Ofqual has today launched a conversation with the public on how standards should be set for new...
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EU membership ‘critical’ for UK car industry
Access to the single market through membership of the European Union is "critical" to the success of the UK's car manufacturing industry, a report published today has...
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Bedroom tax causing ‘severe hardship’ for vulnerable people
The government's removal of the spare room subsidy from working age tenants in social housing - dubbed the bedroom tax by critics - has left vulnerable people suffering severe...
Editor's Feature
Kate Moore Operations DirectorGreater London Alzheimer`s Society
Putting dementia at the centre of council thinking
There are 800,000 people across the UK living with dementia, and even more friends and family who are affected by the...
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Re: The Debate on Hydraulic Fracturing for Gas in the UK
The risks to health and environment are too great and they pose a knock-on risk to long-term sustainable agriculture and tourism industries. There...
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Re: The Debate on Hydraulic Fracturing for Gas in the UK
I totally agree with everything you say. Also,there seem to be a lot of 'pro' experts speaking to us but we are a little lacking on those experts for...
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Re: Preventing Avoidable Admissions to Hospitals
Resources available to liaise and build bridges between primary and secondary care services are being unceremoniously cut back to the hilt. Due to...
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Re: Preventing Avoidable Admissions to Hospitals
Age UK published a report recently showing the catastrophic situation many old people are in today. An estimated 800,000 frail old people cannot...
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Early diagnosis
The government is putting pressure on GPs to increase the number of patients diagnosed with dementia. But why? But there is no evidence that an...
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(NL) Research & Innovation - Technology Strategy Board TSB - Healthcare
Priority Areas Healthcare spend is rising as populations increase and age There is potential for government support in UK healthcare...
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Government urged to hand cities more powers
Local authorities in major cities should be handed powers currently only available to the London mayor to help them "realise their potential", a thinktank has
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Police response to domestic abuse 'not good enough'
The overall police response to victims of domestic abuse is not good enough and police forces need to take decisive action to rectify this, a report published today by HM...
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Call to give workers right to move off zero hours
Workers who have been on a zero hours contract for at least 12 months should be given the legal right to switch to a fixed hours contract if they've worked regular shifts during...
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Lack of collective leadership in civil service - report
The lack of a sufficiently visible collective lead by Britain's three most senior civil servants is putting departments at risk of failing to be able to deliver for the next...
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Frances Leader TreasurerEnvironmental Protectors Fund
Our Government promised to be "the greenest government ever" - they lied
Fran Leader has been an activist for 47 years and has recently been protesting against Hydraulic fracturing at Barton Moss in Salford. Today Fran told us...
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