Inequality - Page 30

By Tim Aldridge | 14 September 2020

Newham is anticipating an increase in demand for services as schools return, says Tim Aldridge, a...

PUBLIC HEALTH

We must rapidly improve Test and Trace

By Dominic Harrison | 08 September 2020

If we want to prevent more avoidable mortality in a second pandemic wave this winter ‘we are goin...

FINANCE

Dream team

By Cllr Paul Stewart | 08 September 2020

The introduction of a Community Wealth Fund would support the most ‘left behind’ wards in Sunderl...

HEALTH

Tackling inequalities is everyone's business in Birmingham

By Cllr John Cotton | 07 September 2020

Tomorrow’s report to Birmingham City Council’s Cabinet makes it clear that tackling inequalities ...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Reform of Public Health England is a future of work question

By Dr Abigail Gilbert | 03 September 2020

Local areas should be ‘empowered and equipped to respond to the more familiar and endogenous driv...

PUBLIC HEALTH

Data drives aid for vulnerable communities

By Liz Harrison | 30 August 2020

Liz Harrison looks at the evolving data model being used by Hackney LBC to help direct its effort...

HEALTH

Rebuilding Redbridge

By Heather Jameson | 28 July 2020

Redbridge LBC is one of the areas likely to be hit with the double whammy of a high impact from C...

THIRD SECTOR

We need to talk about this emergency and others to come

By Norman McKinley | 27 July 2020

As we move into the next phases of the COVID-19 response, the Red Cross's Norman McKinley looks a...

THIRD SECTOR

The very big and the very small

By Alex Fox | 24 July 2020

Chief executive of Shared Lives Plus Alex Fox outlines three ways we might move from thinking big...

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Leicester's Politicised Lockdown: A warning to local government

By Professor Jonathan S Davies | 21 July 2020

Jonathan S. Davies says government's 'failure to admit responsibility for the sweatshops, whilst ...

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