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Poor housing costs NHS £1.5bn annually, report reveals

6/10/2026

Poor housing costs the NHS in England £1.5bn annually, the Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT) has revealed.

Oxfordshire County Council launches 10-year learning disabilities plan

4/29/2026

A 10-year plan to support adults with learning disabilities has been launched by Oxfordshire County Council and its partners.

Government urges councils to work with ICBs on neighbourhood health centres

4/27/2026

Housing secretary Steve Reed has urged councils to work with ICBs on creating neighbourhood health centres.

Council raises concerns over plans to move children's A&E

4/22/2026

West Lancashire BC has vowed to challenge a decision to move the children’s Accident and Emergency department at Ormskirk Hospital to Southport Hospital.

Improvement notice lifted on Oxfordshire's SEND services

4/20/2026

An improvement notice for SEND services in Oxfordshire issued following an inspection by Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission in 2023 has been lifted.

Unison proposes adult social care pension scheme

4/8/2026

A letter proposing a pension scheme for adult social care workers funded by employers and employees has been sent by Unison to health and social care secretary Wes Streeting.

Largest ICB in England established in London

4/1/2026

The largest ICB in England responsible for a £12bn NHS annual investment has been established in London.

Health devolution deals to give great powers to mayors

3/26/2026

Two new health devolution deals are to give greater powers to mayors in Greater Manchester and South Yorkshire.

ICB savings risk shifting care costs to councils, think-tank warns

3/19/2026

An ICB’s £277m savings programme for 2025/26 risks shifting care costs to local councils and residents, the Nuffield Trust has warned.

Visiting rights in hospitals and care homes to be strengthened

3/18/2026

Visiting rights in hospitals, care homes and hospices are to be strengthened under Government legislation.

BREAKING NEWS: Streeting agrees to 'simple asks' from Baroness Casey

3/5/2026

Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has agreed to ‘simple asks’ on dementia, social care and motor neurone disease (MND) from Baroness Louise Casey.

BREAKING NEWS: Baroness Casey makes five 'simple asks' of Streeting

3/5/2026

Baroness Louise Casey has revealed she has written to health and social care secretary Wes Streeting with five ‘simple' social care asks.

'Inconsistent' and 'variable': mixed review for SEND services

3/3/2026

SEND services in Sunderland have been described as ‘inconsistent’ and ‘variable’ by regulators.

'Social care reform caught in political catch-22,' report finds

3/2/2026

Social care reform is caught in a political catch-22 with Government frightened to tackle the issue, according to a new report.

Scottish IJBs at 'critical point', commission finds

2/26/2026

IJBs have reached a critical point in Scotland with a significant risk they will become financially unsustainable, according to Accounts Commission.

Reform UK council denies private hospital plans

2/19/2026

Derbyshire County Council has denied it planned to set up a private hospital at its Matlock headquarters.

Health and social care integration plans receive £7.1m boost

2/18/2026

Plans for health and social care integration in Powys, mid-Wales have received a £7.1m funding boost.

Council's SEND services improving but still inconsistent

2/9/2026

Improvements have been made to SEND services delivered by Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council but services remain inconsistent, new report says.

Council and ICB award preventative services contract

2/6/2026

A Preventative Services Contract for Adults has been awarded to three organisations by Shropshire Council and Shropshire ICB.

Scotland leads on damp and mould regulations

1/23/2026

Regulations to protect tenants from damp and mould have been announced in Scotland.

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