NHS falling behind private sector on mental health trials, research finds
By Lee Peart 23 September 2025
The NHS is losing ground to private companies on clinical research into mental health, a report has warned.
Coaches to support up to 65,000 long-term sick back into work
By Lee Peart 22 September 2025
One thousand job centre staff are being redeployed to help up to 65,000 people on sickness benefits back into work this financial year.
Black people almost four times more likely to be arrested under mental health laws
By Lee Peart 19 September 2025
Black people are almost four times more likely to be arrested than other people under mental health laws.
Suicide prevention training rolled out for mental health staff
By Lee Peart 12 September 2025
New suicide prevention training has been rolled-out for all NHS mental health staff this week.
Committee launches early years sector inquiry
By Lee Peart 04 September 2025
The Education Committee has launched an inquiry into the early years sector.
NHS 'too reliance' on independent sector for mental health care
By Liz Wells 29 August 2025
A significant proportion of routine NHS mental health care is being outsourced to private companies, charities and other independent providers, a new study finds.
Major investment needed to overhaul 'inconsistent' mental health crisis care
By Liz Wells 20 August 2025
Crisis and inpatient mental health services require a ‘major overhaul’ to provide care which is timely, compassionate and effective, a new report concludes.
Council pledges improvements to 'inconsistent' SEND services
By Lee Peart 13 August 2025
Kirklees Council has pledged to make SEND services improvements after being rated inconsistent by inspectors.
ICB awards integrated contract for mental health services
By Lee Peart 01 August 2025
NHS Kent and Medway ICB has awarded Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust (KMPT) a single integrated contract for adult, children and adolescent mental health services.
Up to 85,000 new mothers suffering postnatal depression, warns RCPsych
By Lee Peart 25 July 2025
Up to 85,000 new mothers in England, or 15% of those giving birth, may have suffered postnatal depression in 2024, according to the Royal College of Psychiatrists (RCPsych).
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