NHS England and the Department for Education should provide local area partnerships with access to resources and training so they can support schools to take a needs-led approach to supporting chil...
A Department for Education (DfE) funded programme for local authorities to provide free essential holiday provision for low-income families improves children’s health and wellbeing, according to co...
Further evidence has emerged that councils are either holding back or diverting money that is earmarked for the early years sector.
A ban on patient brokering in addiction treatment services has been called for by the Local Government Association (LGA).
A new framework designed to help respiratory patients stay well at home this winter has been launched by NHS Shared Business Services (NHS SBS).
A public engagement campaign on special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) has been launched to include local families in decisions about reforms.
Health minister Stephen Kinnock has warned there are ‘forces of division and darkness waiting at the gate’ if the Government does not get health and social care reform right.
The lack of a national strategy for children means there is a risk of resources being ‘spread too thinly’, the head of England’s children’s care chiefs has warned.
Government will fully fund Special Educational Needs and Disabilities from 2028-29, cutting one of the biggest financial pressures on councils.
Cllr Dr Wendy Taylor, chair of the Local Government Association (LGA) Health and Wellbeing Committee, has said councils must be ‘an equal partner’ in neighbourhood working.
Greenwich, London (Greater)PO5 - £52,194 to £55,323
Sandwell, West MidlandsBand D, SCP 9 -17 (£27,254- £31,022 per annum), pro rata
Sandwell, West MidlandsBand G SCP 32-37 (£42,839 - £48,226 per annum)
Greenwich, London (Greater)PO5 - £52,194 to £55,323
Sandwell, West MidlandsBand D, SCP 9 -17 (£27,254- £31,022 per annum), pro rata
Sandwell, West MidlandsBand G SCP 32-37 (£42,839 - £48,226 per annum)