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After the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic came as a hitting of the reset button for charity, Education for Health, CEO Dr Linda Edwards came onto The Leaders Council Podcast to discuss how the organisation responded.

The Court of Session has upheld The General Teaching Council for Scotland's [GTC Scotland] right to receive evidence from Police Scotland, enabling it to fulfil its critical role in public protection.

Following the recent loss of MP Sir David Amess to an incident of knife crime, Footprints Learning for Life Nursery owner Sharon Birch has spoken out about the levels of violence experienced by those in public-facing roles.

In his Budget speech, chancellor Rishi Sunak pledged to increase spending on public services, with the economy enjoying higher growth than previously expected.

With October marking Black History Month in the UK, independent Birmingham school Riverside Education has made an informative start to the academic year, working constructively to educate its students on the UK’s Black History.

Pentland Medical recently announced an agreement with Olberon Ltd to promote the Vacuderm product range in the UK.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak will use today’s Budget announcement to lift the pay freeze on the public sector.

Five Rivers Child Care has been awarded the prestigious Employer of the Year accolade at the National Children and Young People Awards 2021.

COP26 organisers have unveiled food and catering plans for the key climate summit in Glasgow, which starts on Sunday.

Strongmind Resiliency Training Ltd is launching a new Domestic Abuse Basic Awareness course for employers from today [October 26, 2021].

With the list of law-abiding businesses suffering competitive disadvantages versus firms committing NIC and PAYE fraud only growing larger, Kevin Browning, Managing Director of Global Tunnelling Experts UK Ltd, blasts unscrupulous companies and calls upon the government to crack down on such activity.

The Care Quality Commission [CQC] has released a new state of care report warning that care companies may have to limit their services because of severe staff shortages, leaving many people without the care that they require.

VSS managing director, Phil Juniper, analyses the state of England’s social care sector in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic and Boris Johnson’s National Insurance hike, and why a career in the industry is worth considering for those in need of stable employment.

In the backdrop of the exposure of unscrupulous umbrella companies committing Employers’ National Insurance Contributions [NICs] fraud, one security sector leader is concerned about similar activity occurring in her industry.