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Housing & Planning
All stealth taxes such as 106s and levys and inflated utility charges should be stripped out of... MORE
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Public Transport
The Tube’s 150th Anniversary is a great cause for celebration, not least because it is in Public... MORE
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Growth & Reform
"Whilst it is imperative that government invest in building cyber-knowledge, skills and defence... MORE
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Schools
An excellent launch by The School Food Trust, and I will be interested to see how these books are... MORE
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Sustainable Development
Ofgem has been the most helpful of the Government departments we have dealt with in 18 years with... MORE
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Economic Growth
I would expect this to be the case as in October people would have been taken on for the Christmas... MORE
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Education Minister gives speech on international evidence
Elizabeth Truss: For some the arrival of Christmas is signalled by a party or a tree. For me the arrival of three freshly minted tomes – PIRLS, TIMSS and TIMSS marked the
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Scottish Government must pursue consensus on referendum
In a Report published today the Commons Scottish Affairs Committee calls on the SNP to lay its current approach to the upcoming referendum on Separation aside and legislate for...
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Sweet deal for growth in Birmingham
A raft of initiatives to boost economic growth in Birmingham will be on the agenda today as Business Minister Michael Fallon visits the city to champion government support for...
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Bold new programme to get young people ready for work
Skills Minister Matthew Hancock today (Thursday) set out plans for a new programme to equip young people with the skills they need to compete for Apprenticeships and other...
Editor's Feature
Sarah Pickup PresidentThe Association of Directors of Adult Social Services
Removing barriers for adult social care
Web Editor, Scott Buckler sat down with ADASS President, Sarah Pickup, to discuss personal budgets, CCGs, cuts and the role of the third...
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Re: What makes a good dementia care service?
Of course, not all people with dementia can or want to remain at home as sometimes home can mean loneliness, isolation and pressure from less skilled...
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Re: Should we have a regulated qualification for dementia care workers
I do believe there should be a formal qualification for support workers working with those affected by dementia due to the nature of the illness. The...
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Re: Reducing SSI's new ideas or no idea?
My thoughts on reducing HCAIs are that we need to keep up total vigilance and not let standards slip under pressures (such as winter bed pressures)....
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Re: Does it make sense to ban smoking in public places but allow smoking adjacent to hospital gates?
Attitudes and social norms have changed considerably since the introduction of smokefree legislation which has continued to attract high levels of...
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Re: Mainstreaming sustainability across the NHS
Very helpful to hear of your organisation and your ideas for the NHS, particularly engaging medical students. I work for a social work organisation...
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Re: Mainstreaming sustainability across the NHS
What I feel needs to be done, is to relate every initiative and success to the benefit it brings to our most important stakeholder ‘the patient’,...
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Academies could be creating social segregation
The dramatic rise in the number of schools choosing to become independent academies does not necessarily represent a 'panacea for school improvement' and the Government should
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Councillors' future role is on the frontline
Councillors have a vital role to play if communities are to make the most of the opportunities offered by localism, and people from all walks of life should be encouraged to...
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Benefits uprating bill raises serious concerns, says CIH
The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) has expressed serious concerns about the Welfare Benefits Uprating Bill, which MPs are voting on...
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Commuters using season ticket should not be forced off peak-time trains
Labour will today (Wednesday) force a Commons vote on the Government's proposals to introduce a new 'Super Peak' rail ticket that would see commuters forced to pay more to...
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Anthony Smith Chief ExecutivePassenger Focus
Are fares unfair?
Many passengers soon to renew their rail season tickets are again facing price rises that will, in some places, feel...
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