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.
Staff sacked and investigation launched into further data breaches
By Lee Peart 19 October 2026
Fifteen staff have been sacked at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) in an investigation over inappropriate access of medical records of the victims of Valdo Calocane.
NHS Alliance warns small maternity units may have to close
By Lee Peart 19 October 2026
The NHS Alliance has warned some small maternity units may have to close as part of the reorganisation of services.
Government invests £140m in urgent care schemes to ease winter pressures
By Lee Peart 19 October 2026
The Government is investing £140m in 14 urgent care schemes to ease winter pressures on the NHS.
NHS estates maintenance backlog rises to £17.3bn
By Lee Peart 15 October 2026
The NHS estates maintenance backlog has increased to £17.3bn, NHS England figures have revealed.
Single platform helps manage children's early years and education needs
By Lee Peart 15 October 2026
Salford City Council has rolled out single data records for children to manage early years, education, social care and SEND services.
Mental health trust chair to step down
By Lee Peart 15 October 2026
Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust (AWP) chair Paul Miller is to step down at the end of December.
Mental health services for children and young people upgraded
By Lee Peart 15 October 2026
Mental health services for children and young people in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire have been upgraded from requires improvement to good.
MHRA publishes 'ambitious plan to reshape regulation for a new era'
By Lee Peart 15 October 2026
The MHRA has set out ambitious plans to translate cutting-edge scientific and technological innovation into better health outcomes for patients in its 2030 Strategy.
Burnham announces four steps to speed up brain cancer treatments
By Lee Peart 15 October 2026
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced four steps to speed up the development of new brain cancer treatments.
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Service Director – Children's Social Care
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Newbury - Council Offices, Market StreetFrom £106,618 to £113,740 (Grade O)
Shift Supervisor – Children’s Home
Grade 6, £26,825 to £28,142 per annum + Standby allowance
Newport, Isle of WightGrade 6, £26,825 to £28,142 per annum + Standby allowance
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Most Read News
- BREAKING NEWS: Pay rise withheld from underperforming trust bosses
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- Palantir lobbied minister over extending software contract to GPs
- Policy alone cannot reform the NHS: frontline staff must be empowered
- People in most deprived areas twice as likely to die early
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