Government confirms benefits concessions ahead of second reading
By Lee Peart 30 June 2025
The Government has confirmed concessions to opponents of its welfare reforms ahead of the Bill’s second reading tomorrow.
Next health service ombudsman confirmed
By Liz Wells 27 June 2025
The government has confirmed Paula Sussex as the new Parliamentary and health service ombudsman.
Government climbs down on benefit changes following party rebellion
By Lee Peart 27 June 2025
The Government has climbed down on changes to disability benefits following a major rebellion from MPs.
MPs call for statutory duty to safeguard vulnerable DWP claimants
By Lee Peart 16 May 2025
MPs have called for a statutory duty for the DWP to safeguard claimants.
NHS and adult social care require £21bn to become fully digitised
By Liz Wells 08 May 2025
NHS and adult social care across the UK will require an estimated £21bn over the next five years to move to a fully digitised healthcare system, new research reveals.
Chair appointed to lead public inquiry into Nottingham stabbing attacks
By Lee Peart 23 April 2025
Former judge, Her Honour (HH) Deborah Taylor, has been appointed as chair of a statutory inquiry into the Nottingham attacks.
Leaders call for national redundancy pot to fund job cuts
By Lee Peart 08 April 2025
NHS leaders have called for a national redundancy pot to fund NHS job cuts.
Government rejects bid to exclude hospitals from 'high street levy'
By Lee Peart 04 April 2025
A House of Lords bid to exclude NHS hospitals from a £75m high street levy has been rejected by the Government.
First 'trailblazer' launches to get people back to work
By Lee Peart 04 April 2025
The first of nine ‘trailblazers’ designed to get people back to health and work has been launched in South Yorkshire by the Government.
Government blasted for failure to publish accessible welfare papers
By Lee Peart 01 April 2025
The Government’s failure to publish an accessible version of the welfare Green Paper and impact assessment has been branded a ‘disgrace’ by the Liberal Democrats.
Chancellor's benefits changes prompt concern
By Liz Wells 26 March 2025
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed a huge shake-up to Universal Credit, the eligibility criteria for Personal Independence Payments and a raft of other measures.
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