First report on deaths related to cold weather in England
New UKHSA report reveals 2,544 deaths associated with cold weather between November 2025 and January 2025, across three cold
NHS recruits thousands for largest mental health study
Thousands of people living with severe mental illness are being asked to take part in
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Film highlights hidden impact of violence on girls
The picture reimagines Little Red Riding Hood to expose how young women are groomed into serious violence and exploitation nationwide.
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Film spotlights care model tackling youth homelessness
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Roger Sylvester Centre opens in Haringey
Pioneering new mental health centre named after local man who died after being detained by police in 1999
£5bn pledged to avert councils’ SEND ‘financial cliff edge’
The government announced plans to clear 90% of SEND debts built up by councils in
UK Leaders’ Awards open for unsung disability champions
Nominations are open for the Dimensions Leaders’ Awards, which celebrate adults with learning disabilities and
Prison drug crisis: HMPPS and health services urged to work together
Prisons and health services must cooperate more to reduce drug-related harm, the National Audit Office
Frozen tax thresholds could slash care workers’ pay
If income tax and national insurance remain at current levels, new research warns care workers
Scotland’s new Chief Inspector of Education
Ruth Binks, a former teacher and head teacher who is currently Corporate Director of Education
£500,000 fund opens to support displaced social care workers
The money has been made available through the Scottish government to help employers hire workers
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From systems to people: how Bromley is transforming social care
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