BREAKING NEWS: UNISON slams 'derisory' 2.4% NHS staff pay proposal
By Lee Peart 19 October 2026The Government’s proposal to the NHS Pay Review Body for a 2.4% rise for NHS staff has been dismissed as ‘derisory’ by UNISON.
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By Lee Peart 19 October 2026
Devolution is a chance to end the postcode lottery in inequality and fairness for children, according to the Children’s Commissioner.
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BREAKING NEWS: UNISON slams 'derisory' 2.4% NHS staff pay proposal
By Lee Peart 19 October 2026
The Government’s proposal to the NHS Pay Review Body for a 2.4% rise for NHS staff has been dismissed as ‘derisory’ by UNISON.
Devolution a chance to end postcode lottery for children, says commissioner
By Lee Peart 19 October 2026
Devolution is a chance to end the postcode lottery in inequality and fairness for children, according to the Children’s Commissioner.
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