Health
Stories, page 41
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Camden Pharmacies Exceed London Average, No Service Gaps Found Camden residents are well-served by the borough's pharmacies, with no service gaps identified, according to a new report reviewed by the Camden Health and Wellbeing Board. The...
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iGAS Cluster Identified in Camden & Islington, Primarily Affecting Vulnerable Populations A cluster of Invasive Group A Streptococcus (iGAS) cases has been identified in Camden and Islington, according to a health protection update presented at the Camden Health and...
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Richmond's Falls Prevention Initiatives Show Progress, but Integration with Emergency Services Needs Improvement Richmond upon Thames is making strides in supporting its older residents, particularly in falls prevention, according to a recent Health and Wellbeing Board meeting.
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Measles Outbreak Hits Camden Primary School; 8 Children Infected A measles outbreak at a Camden primary school has infected eight children, prompting a health protection update from Kirsten Watters, Director of Public Health, at a recent...
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Healthwatch Report Highlights Richmond Healthcare Improvements Healthwatch Richmond's annual report for 2024/25, presented to the Richmond Health and Wellbeing Board on Thursday, highlights significant improvements in local healthcare...
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Richmond Council to Review Therapy Services and Update SEND Futures Plan Richmond Council is set to review therapy services for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), aiming to standardise the support offered across Richmond...
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Southwark Council Opposes Welfare Cuts and Supports Amendment Southwark Council has voiced its opposition to planned welfare cuts by the Labour Government, while also supporting an amendment recognising local efforts to mitigate the...
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Bexley Libraries Aim to be 'Dynamic Hubs' in New 5-Year Strategy Bexley Council is set to transform its libraries into dynamic hubs of opportunity with a new five-year strategy, aiming to empower residents through enhanced services and...
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Merton Council Rejects Motion on Abortion Law Changes Merton Council has rejected a Conservative motion concerning changes to abortion law, specifically the New Clause One amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill. The motion was...
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Council Approves Absence for Councillor Williscroft Merton Council has granted Councillor James Williscroft a request for absence from council meetings until 9 July 2025 due to ill health.
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Merton Council Rejects Youth Mental Health Summit Proposal Merton Council has rejected a motion to host a Youth Mental Health & Body Image Summit, despite concerns about the mental health challenges faced by young people in the borough.
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Ealing Council to Launch LPG Gas Safety Campaign at Acton Business Centre Ealing Council is set to launch a targeted campaign to improve LPG gas safety at the Acton Business Centre, as part of its broader Health and Safety Service Plan for 2025-2026....
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Ealing Council Reports 88% Food Hygiene Compliance Rate Among 3,500 Businesses Ealing Council has reported that 88% of its 3,500 food businesses are compliant with food hygiene standards. The figure was revealed during a General Purposes Committee meeting...
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Ealing Council to Launch Workplace Stress Awareness Campaign in 2025-26 Ealing Council is set to launch a campaign in 2025-26 to tackle work-related stress (WRS), focusing on prevention and management of WRS risks in the workplace.
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H&F Food Plan Aims to Cut Food Insecurity by 2030 Hammersmith and Fulham Council is aiming to significantly reduce food insecurity in the borough by 2030 with a new comprehensive food plan. The council will monitor and evaluate...
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H&F Council Acknowledges Need for Adult Social Care Improvement and Outlines Priority Workstreams Hammersmith and Fulham Council has acknowledged the need for improvements in its adult social care services, following a professional assessment and a Care Quality Commission...
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Ealing Council Aims to Improve Accessibility After CQC Criticism Ealing Council is actively addressing criticisms highlighted by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) concerning the accessibility and effectiveness of its adult social care...
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Ealing Council Addresses Social Care Waiting Lists Following CQC Report Ealing Council is taking decisive action to reduce social care waiting lists, following a recent Care Quality Commission (CQC) report that identified the timeliness of...
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Ealing Council Launches Online Tool to Reveal Health Inequalities Ealing Council has launched a new online tool, the Ealing Health Inequalities Dashboard, to provide residents and community organisations with access to data and evidence about...
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Ealing Council to Improve Support for Young Carers Ealing Council is set to enhance its support for young carers, addressing a critical need identified in recent reports. The council aims to improve the identification of young...