Title
HEALTH
Hold on to public health
By David Williams | 27 February 2019
Shifting public health functions to councils has led to ‘clear progress and tangible success,’ sa...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Rebooting the relationship
By Ann McGauran | 27 February 2019
The transfer of public health responsibilities to councils has been a success, say sector experts...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Councils are a good investment
By Lord Porter | 27 February 2019
The Local Government Association's #CouncilsCan campaign aimed at influencing the 2019 Spending R...
HEALTH
Where are we on health?
By Dan Corry | 27 February 2019
One big shift in the NHS Long Term Plan, even if not generously funded, is the full-on embracing ...
PUBLIC HEALTH
Durham risks losing a 'staggering' £19m in public health cash
By Amanda Healy | 26 February 2019
Durham Council would lose out more than any other local authority if the revised Advisory Committ...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Taking back some public health commissioning from councils would be a 'retrograde step'
By David Williams | 26 February 2019
With 'clear progress and tangible success' on public health delivery in local government, the su...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Rebooting the relationship
26 February 2019
Directors of public health believe the impact of the transfer of public health responsibilities t...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
Counties in NHS grab warning
By Naomi Larsson | 26 February 2019
Councils have warned the NHS not to grab back responsibility for key public health services.
PUBLIC HEALTH
Eleven heads in Herts are better than one for public health
12 February 2019
A strong partnership of 11 local authorities in Hertfordshire including the public health departm...
FINANCE
Council cuts threaten NHS plan
By Michael Burton | 04 February 2019
Cuts in council social care and public health budgets threaten the viability of the ambitious NHS...
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