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UK Government Reveals Neighbourhood Healthcare Delivery Plan

Keir Starmer · England

UK Government Reveals Neighbourhood Healthcare Delivery Plan

67% Center coverage: 6 sources

The UK government's Neighbourhood Health Service is central to the NHS 10 Year Plan - but can it deliver real change?See the Story

Adult social care reforms could see health MOTs for 65-year-olds

England · England

Adult social care reforms could see health MOTs for 65-year-olds

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The state of adult social care in England is under review by the Casey Commission, which aims to set out a plan for how to implement a national care service See the Story

Has the Government delivered on The Northern Echo's manifesto one year on?

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

Has the Government delivered on The Northern Echo's manifesto one year on?

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

We are looking back at The Northern Echo manifesto and the promises we asked the incoming government to keep when they took office. Have they delivered?See the Story

New polling reveals support for local leaders with fiscal firepower

Polling by More in Common with IPPR North reveals that Brits are supportive of the introduction of visitor levies. 41 per cent of Britons support them (outstripping 31 per cent opposed), with support rising to 52 per cent in urban areas and 50 per cent in rural areas.Visitor levies are a small charge applied to visitors’ accommodation and are commonplace abroad to invest back into the local area. In cities like Barcelona, for instance, taxes on …Liverpool, England · Liverpool Read Article

Filling the funding gap: at what cost to Scotland’s public services?

The MTFS was accompanied by a Fiscal Sustainability Delivery Plan which was preceded a week earlier by the Public Sector Reform Strategy. The MTFS did not make for happy reading: it is forecast that by year 2029/30 there will be a resource funding gap of £2.6 billion and a capital funding cap of £2.1 billion. These are large figures. The Scottish government must balance its budget on an annual basis. Therefore, it’s understandable that concerns…Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

UK to Issue 10-Year Industrial Strategy Aimed at Boosting Growth

46% Left coverage: 13 sources

UK Economy · West Yorkshire See the Story

Interest rate should have been cut, says IPPR

Reacting to today’s decision by the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee to hold interest rates, Carsten Jung, associate director for economic policy at IPPR, said:“The Bank should have continued its rate cutting cycle, by lowering rates by 0.25 today.“This year’s GDP growth has been lower than expected, in large part because interest rates are being kept high for long. Even when considering still elevated inflation, the Bank continues to…Interest Rate · London Read Article

A thriving economy in a turbulent world, with Ed Davey MP

The UK economy isn’t delivering for its people. Growth is anaemic and the cost of living crisis is hitting families and pensioners hard. Following all the economic turmoil of the financial crisis, Brexit, the Covid pandemic and the Conservatives' mini-budget, we now face the challenge of President Trump’s global trade war.Urgent change is needed. Boosting productivity and getting the economy growing strongly and sustainably is critical for impro…Economy · London Read Article

Navigating political shifts and rethinking government, with Sir James Cleverly MP

Both the Labour Party and the Conservative Party continue to lose significant support to Reform UK, with the party gaining real traction among disaffected voters across the country. Its growing support reflects a broader populist shift that is reshaping political dynamics not only in the UK but across much of the world.We are delighted to welcome Sir James Cleverly at this crucial time to reflect on his time in government and the changes which h…Reform UK · United Kingdom Read Article

Senior Research Fellow, AI and the economy

The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) is an independent charity working towards a fairer, greener, and more prosperous society.Artificial Intelligence · London Read Article

expert reaction to R&D elements of the Spending Review

Scientists comment on the R&D elements of the Spending Review, as announced by the Chancellor. Adrian Smith, President of the Royal Society, said: “The Chancellor has today backed British science with the commitment of £86bn over the next four years. This is a welcome show of support for the UK’s outstanding science base. In difficult circumstances this will give some certainty to those looking to lead research and invest in the UK. “It is goo…United Kingdom · United Kingdom See the Story

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