Health and social care
Stories, page 57
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Richmond Council to Study COVID-19 Report Richmond Council is set to delve into the findings of the independent report on the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, with a commitment to strengthen emergency...
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Richmond Council to Debate Adult Social Care Challenges Richmond Council has debated the challenges facing adult social care at a recent meeting, with discussions focusing on financial pressures and innovative solutions.
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Richmond Council Backs Medals for Police Community Officers Richmond Council has voted to support a national campaign for service medals to be awarded to Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) who have dedicated 20 years to supporting...
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Enfield Sees Rise in Faith-Based Hate Crime Despite Overall Decrease Reports presented at a recent Equalities Board meeting in Enfield revealed a concerning increase in faith-based hate crime, despite an overall decrease in hate crime offences in...
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Hillingdon Council to Launch Public Consultation on 2026-2031 Health Strategy Hillingdon Council is set to launch a public consultation on its draft Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy for 2026-2031, aiming to create a fairer and healthier borough. The...
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Hillingdon Faces OT Backlog for SEND Children; Recovery Plan Set Hillingdon is implementing a recovery plan to address a backlog in occupational therapy (OT) services for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The...
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Hillingdon Council Establishes Health Protection Committee to Safeguard Residents' Health Hillingdon Council is bolstering its commitment to public health by establishing a new Health Protection Committee. The decision, unanimously approved during the Health and...
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Harrow Pensioners Face Suspension Over Unreturned Life Certificates Harrow pensioners who have not responded to multiple requests to confirm they are still alive will have their pension payments suspended from January 2026.
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Camden Tackles Loneliness with Community Initiatives Camden is intensifying its efforts to combat loneliness and foster community connections through a range of initiatives, as discussed at the Health and Adult Social Care...
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Camden Examines NHS 10-Year Plan Implementation Camden Council's Health and Adult Social Care Scrutiny Committee convened on 1 December 2025, to discuss the implementation of the NHS's 10-Year Plan within the borough.
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Haringey Awards Emergency Social Care Contracts After Insolvency Haringey Council has awarded emergency contracts for adult social care services following the insolvency of the previous provider, ensuring continued care for vulnerable...
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Barnet Council Faces Resignation Calls Over Care Leaver Deaths Barnet Council is facing calls for the resignation of two of its leading members following the deaths of three young people with care experience. An opposition motion, debated...
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Wandsworth Council Faces £4M Deficit at Bradstow School, Considers Closure Amidst Funding Dispute with Kent Wandsworth Council faces a significant financial challenge at Bradstow School, a special community school and children's home in Broadstairs, Kent, with a deficit nearing £4...
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H&F Council Implements Fleet Safety System and Addresses Safety Concerns Following Audit Committee Meeting Hammersmith and Fulham Council is taking steps to improve safety across its operations, including implementing a new fleet safety system and addressing violence and aggression...
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H&F Housing Responds to Awaab's Law with Damp & Mould Team, Reports High Compliance with Decent Homes Standard Hammersmith and Fulham Council is strengthening its commitment to resident safety by establishing an in-house damp and mould team within its housing department, as part of its...
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H&F Council Prepares for Martyn's Law Implementation Hammersmith and Fulham Council is actively preparing for the implementation of Martyn's Law, also known as the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act, which received Royal...
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Wandsworth to Increase Adult Social Care Fees by 2.2% to Address Overspend Wandsworth Council is set to increase fees for adult social care services by 2.2% from 1 April 2025, as revealed at the Health Committee meeting on Monday 01 December 2025. The...
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Redbridge Council Discusses Education and SEND Director Post Redbridge Council's Staffing Sub-Committee convened on Friday, 28 November 2025, to discuss several staffing matters, including the Education and SEND Director post. Due to the...
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Kingston Council to Hear Blue Badge Appeal Behind Closed Doors Kingston Council's Blue Badge Appeals Panel is scheduled to convene on Friday, 28 November 2025, to address an appeal against the refusal of a Blue Badge. The meeting, however,...
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Islington Council Approves Recommendations to Improve School Attendance Islington Council is taking decisive action to address school attendance issues, approving recommendations from the Children & Young People Scrutiny Committee following a deep...