The public health grant to local authorities has been significantly slashed in the past 12 years, as a Health Foundation report details. Ann McGauran talks to Dr Adam Briggs about the need to rever...
Unison’s report showing councils’ record £4.3bn funding gap highlights the need for chancellor Ra...
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The Government must invest in public health to ease pressure on a health service ‘in critical con...
A new paper explores how the City & Hackney set up an effective COVID contact tracing and outbrea...
Directors of public health have a responsibility to cut rates of non-communicable diseases, and b...
Pockets of lower vaccine uptake drive inequalities in outcomes, yet we’re not turning to the prof...
Reducing waiting times, prevention and improving mental health provision topped Labour’s agenda i...
As well as tackling the current poverty crisis, the next government must take a long-term, preven...
The Lib Dems have pledged a £1bn-a-year investment to reverse cuts to the public health grant.
Reducing inequalities in activity requires a shift in service aims, engagement and consultation, ...
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