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Almost 30,000 people waited over 12 hours for hospital admission in July, NHS figures say
July 2022 saw almost 30,000 patients face waits of more than 12 hours to be admitted to hospital, according to figures published by the NHS.
Kevin Browning: New PM “must top and tail and integrity must prevail”
Writing for The Leaders Council, Global Tunnelling Experts boss Kevin Browning calls on the next prime minister of the United Kingdom to crack down on tax avoiding firms in the construction industry.
Government to support social care staff with continued uplift in career options and training
Through its £500 million support package, the UK government is making hundreds of thousands of training opportunities available for social care staff over the next three years, the Department of Health and Social Care has announced.
John Lewis chair urges government to get over-50s back into work to help tackle inflation
Dame Sharon White, the chair of the John Lewis Partnership, has said that ministers must think “really hard” about getting over-50s back into work after swathes of older people left work during the Covid-19 pandemic, a phenomenon which she says has fuelled current inflationary pressures.
Chancellor and business secretary to meet energy giants this week, reports say
According to The Sun, chancellor Nadhim Zahawi and business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng are to meet with energy firms to discuss how the burden of rising prices on households can be alleviated.
Sunak: I will “go further” to help households with cost-of-living
Former chancellor and Conservative leadership hopeful, Rishi Sunak, has said that he will provide more financial support for households to help with rising energy costs if he succeeds Boris Johnson as prime minister.
Full hearing on indyref2 case to be heard in October
The Supreme Court case to determine whether the Scottish Parliament can legislate for a second referendum on Scottish independence is to be heard in October.
Tennis great Williams hints at "painful" retirement
Serena Williams, one of the greatest tennis players of all time, has hinted that she is considering retirement after the upcoming US Open competition.
Cost-of-living crisis: More help for households up to next PM, says Downing Street
Downing Street has said that further measures to help households adjust to inflationary pressures will not be forthcoming until Boris Johnson’s successor is appointed.
NHS cannot wait for Johnson’s successor if it is to avoid winter emergency, health secretary says
Recently appointed health secretary, Steve Barclay, has warned that NHS England is set to face “very serious challenges” in the upcoming colder months and the “urgency” to prepare cannot wait until a new prime minister is appointed.
Techbuyer on How to Futureproof Your Business | Part Two: Technology and Planet
In Part One of our Futureproofing Your Business series we addressed the role that technology can play in aiding the development of employee and customer relationships for your organisation and how this helps your company grow.
The Boardroom series: Cost-free investments in wellbeing
Writing on LinkedIn, Charlotte Wiseman addresses what leaders can do to up productivity by improving employee engagement and wellbeing, which will ultimately lead to better performance.
Techbuyer's Year in Review: Part Two
Techbuyer's core service of IT Asset Disposition [ITAD] is now helping more customers than ever before.
Mitchell delighted with success of first AllCare Community Support prom
AllCare Community Support [ACS] CEO and founder Stacey Mitchell has shared her delight following the resounding success of the organisation’s first-ever prom night.
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