Securing the Future PortalHealth and Social Care PortalEfficiency and Productivity Portal

The Royal College of Nursing has warned that as many as 300 frontline staff at NHS Direct could lose their jobs. The organisation plans to introduce new roster arrangements to cut costs as they begin  moving towards the new NHS 111 services, due to be rolled out through this year and next

Chris Leslie MP, Labour’s Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury, commenting on the announcement that the chief executive of RBS will receive a bonus worth £963,000, said

The first systematic review of the real impact of public spending cuts on local authorities is published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation today. It finds that the most deprived local authorities have been hardest hit by the cuts. It also finds conflict within local authorities over whether the needs of vulnerable people should be prioritised

 

Other news

79 per cent of Britons want increased innovation to improve quality of life in older age, according to new findings released today by the UK’s innovation agency, The Technology Strategy Board

 

The UK is set to be amongst the best prepared nations for the implications of climate change following publication of a groundbreaking study into the threats the country faces

 

The Government's  decision to set a unilateral Carbon Price Floor could have a "devastating effect" on UK industry and will artificially raise electricity prices for consumers, while having no overall impact on emissions – MPs on the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee have warned

 

Sentiment among UK manufacturers deteriorated in the past three months, as confidence was hit by stagnant output, falling demand and concerns over exports, the CBI said today

 

Today the Court of Appeal rejected Government attempts to overturn last month's High Court ruling that its botched solar plans were illegal

 

The estimated cost of illiteracy to the UK economy is £81.312 billion each year, according to a preliminary report just released by the World Literacy Foundation

 

The latest figures show that 57 per cent of people who go through the Work Capability Assessment are found fit for some form of work

 

Families in the UK are struggling to build up their savings as the impact of inflation puts pressure on incomes and debt levels, according to research from the latest Aviva Family Finances Report

 

The Defence Committee have described as "grotesque" that 40 per cent of planned military redundancies are to be compulsory while the MoD's current civilian redundancies will be entirely voluntary. The Committee publishes its report, today, into the MoD's Annual Report and Accounts 2010–11

 

Communities Minister Andrew Stunell today invited community and voluntary organisations to apply for a share of £100 million that will help revitalise communities and bring the empty homes blighting their areas back into use

 

The presence of unions in workplaces could be saving employers in the private and public sectors as much £701m a year or £2m a day, according to a report published today (Tuesday) by the TUC

 

Today the Sentencing Council has published a new definitive guideline on drug offences. It will bring sentencing guidance together for the first time to help to ensure consistent and proportionate sentencing for all drug offences that come before courts in England and Wales

 

Service integration to deliver the Nicholson Challenge more important than management change say MPs on Commons Heath Committee

 

The NFU has welcomed a written ministerial statement from the Department for Energy and Climate Change, which removes some of the short-term uncertainty about solar PV tariffs

 
News Archive
Page 1 of 261

Interviews

The Govtoday Debate

Stefaan Vergote, Head of Unit, Strategy and Economic Assessment, European Commission
Banner
Banner
Banner
Banner
Banner

FORTHCOMING EVENTS / POST-EVENT DEBATES

Banner
Banner
Banner

GovToday Limited Peter House Oxford Street Manchester M1 5AN

Copyright © 2012 Govtoday. All Rights Reserved.