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PUBLIC HEALTH
Whitty defends decision to centralise initial pandemic response
By Ann McGauran | 23 March 2021
A year on from the first lockdown England’s chief medical officer, Professor Chris Whitty, has de...
PUBLIC HEALTH
Future Forum North: New Integrated Care Systems must 'put places first'
By Ann McGauran | 18 March 2021
Proposals for Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) must ensure money flows are owned in local areas, a ...
CHIEF EXECUTIVES
AstraZeneca jab 'safe and effective,' council chiefs insist
By Dan Peters | 17 March 2021
Council chiefs have urged residents to have the ‘safe and effective’ AstraZeneca jab amid an inve...
LONDON COUNCILS
Partnership approach to COVID enforcement is working in London
By Cllr Jas Athwal | 17 March 2021
Cllr Jas Athwal takes a look at the progress so far of London boroughs’ joint protocol and partn...
PUBLIC HEALTH
Charity criticises 'small' increase in public health funding
By MJ Editor | 17 March 2021
The Government has increased councils' public health grants by £45m for 2021-22.
PUBLIC HEALTH
Community – the strongest thing of all
By Katy Oglethorpe | 16 March 2021
The recurring message from the host of high profile speakers at Stronger Things 2021 is that thos...
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE
A testing legacy?
By Ann McGauran | 16 March 2021
The NHS Test and Trace programme is not only hugely expensive, it is also ineffective, says a com...
TRANSFORMATION
Leaders voice fears over White Paper
By Martin Ford | 11 March 2021
Council leaders have expressed concern over the role local government will have under health and ...
PUBLIC HEALTH
Marmot - Build Back Better must tackle the plight of care workers
By Ann McGauran | 11 March 2021
The Government’s Build Back Better plan must tackle the plight of adult social care workers left ...
HEALTH
National Test and Trace failed to draw on councils' expertise
By Martin Ford | 10 March 2021
MPs have questioned the impact of the NHS Test and Trace programme and urged it to collaborate mo...
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