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Call for ‘equitable funding’ to support integrated local services

03/02/2026

Integrated services are vital to ensuring 75% of five-year-olds have a good level of development (GLD) by 2028, research reveals.

Council secures £1m investment to support vulnerable children

18/07/2025

Havering Council has secured a £1m investment to support vulnerable children.

LGA calls for new coalition to fix health and care system

01/07/2025

Local authority leaders have called for a new ‘national-local coalition’ that puts prevention at the centre of a modern health and care system.

Reform mayor ‘deeply concerned’ about ICB merger plans

23/06/2025

Reform UK Mayor of Greater Lincolnshire Dame Andrea Jenkyns is ‘deeply concerned’ about plans to merge with Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire.

Blueprint document sets out changes to ICB functions

08/05/2025

A blueprint document has set out changes to integrated care board (ICB) functions with a number being transferred to neighbourhood providers and NHS regions.

ICB opts not to reopen Norfolk reablement centre

01/10/2024

An ICB has decided not to reopen a Norfolk reablement centre despite opposition from local campaigners.

Integrated care systems show ‘signs of progress’ but need flexibility

16/07/2024

Integrated care systems (ICSs) are showing ‘signs of progress’ but pressures on health and care services could derail positive gains, health think tank warns.

ICSs enabling progress on dementia diagnosis, says think tank

18/04/2024

Integrated care systems (ICSs) are enabling the improvement of dementia diagnosis but more needs to be done, health experts say.

Report uncovers ‘alarming’ undiagnosed dementia rates

06/12/2023

A commission has said integrated care systems must drive ‘radical change’ after finding that almost two in five dementia sufferers in England are undiagnosed.

£42m boost for social care innovation

25/10/2023

The Government has announced £42.6m to fund innovative local approaches that improve the quality and accessibility of adult social care.

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