Health and social care
Stories, page 29
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Bexley Council's communication strategy to be reviewed Bexley Council's communication strategy is set to be reviewed, following a recent meeting of the Finance & Corporate Services Overview and Scrutiny Committee.
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Bexley Council's Future Bexley Framework faces scrutiny over complexity Bexley Council's Future Bexley Assurance Framework, designed to safeguard frontline services and ensure financial resilience, has been met with concerns over its complexity and...
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Camden Council Extends Funding for Advice Network Amid Financial Hardship Concerns Camden Council's Cabinet has approved a 12-month extension to funding for the Camden Advice Network (CAN), ensuring continued support for residents facing financial hardship.
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Havering Council Approves £40.9 Million Better Care Fund for Resident Independence Havering Council has approved a new health and social care fund aimed at helping residents remain independent for longer and improving overall well-being. The Better Care Fund...
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Havering Council faces £32m SEND overspend Havering Council is grappling with a significant financial challenge, with its Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG) for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)...
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Barnet Youth Justice Plan shows strong results Barnet Council's Youth Justice Plan is demonstrating significant success, with a notable reduction in reoffending rates and a sustained zero custody rate for young offenders.
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Barnet Council Awards Freedom of the Borough to Hatzola, CST, and Shomrim for Community Service Barnet Council has bestowed the Honorary Freedom of the Borough upon three organisations in recognition of their exceptional service to the community. The honour, described as...
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Barnet Council Awards Honorary Freedom to Five Community Safety Organizations Barnet Council has unanimously agreed to confer the Honorary Freedom of the London Borough of Barnet upon five organisations: Hatzola Northwest, Hatzola Edgware, Hatzola HBS,...
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Barnet Council backs domestic abuse victim housing plan Barnet Council has formally backed government plans to provide social housing landlords with new powers to evict domestic abuse perpetrators from social homes, allowing victims...
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Barnet Council to investigate child exploitation concerns Barnet Council is to investigate concerns surrounding child exploitation following a motion passed at a recent council meeting. The motion, brought forward by Councillor...
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Councillor Zahra Beg Appointed New Mayor of Barnet, Humayune Khalick Named Deputy Councillor Zahra Beg has been appointed the new Mayor of Barnet, with Councillor Humayune Khalick named as Deputy Mayor. The appointments were confirmed during an extraordinary...
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Tower Hamlets Council Reviews CQC Findings and Health Service Performance Tower Hamlets councillors have reviewed the latest findings from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and discussed strategies for improving cancer screening programmes. The Health...
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Tower Hamlets Primary Care Pilots Achieve Success in Same-Day Access Tower Hamlets residents are benefiting from improved same-day access to primary care services, following successful pilot programmes. The initiatives, highlighted at a recent...
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Barts Health NHS Trust Achieves Improved A&E Performance, Secures National Funding Barts Health NHS Trust has reported significant improvements in its Accident and Emergency (A&E) performance, with the Royal London Hospital achieving a 78% four-hour standard...
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Tower Hamlets smoking cessation service exceeds national average with 56% success rate Tower Hamlets' Quit Right smoking cessation service has achieved a success rate of 56%, exceeding the national average and helping over 1,800 residents to quit smoking. The...
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Tower Hamlets Council to Develop New Health and Wellbeing Strategy Tower Hamlets Council is developing a new Health and Wellbeing Strategy as part of its ongoing efforts to improve services for residents, with a focus on a life course approach...
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Brent declares gambling harms emergency, launches strategy Brent Council has declared a gambling harms emergency and launched a new strategy to tackle the issue across the borough, citing a visible concentration of betting shops and...
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Tower Hamlets Adult Social Care Targets 'Outstanding' CQC Rating Amidst Successes and Challenges Tower Hamlets adult social care is aiming to achieve an 'Outstanding' rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC), a goal that was highlighted during a recent Health and Adult...
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Audit Report Raises Financial Sustainability Concerns for Brent Council Brent Council faces significant financial challenges, with an audit report raising concerns about its long-term sustainability due to rising expenditure and dwindling reserves....
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Tower Hamlets mental health centre sees 38% boost in Asian community engagement A new mental health centre in Bethnal Green has reported a significant increase in engagement from the Asian population, with a 38% boost since its opening. The centre has also...