One year on from the backlog recovery plan: what next for NHS waiting lists?

NHS performance against its plan to clear the backlog of elective care has so far [...]

11
Apr
Mental health statistics: prevalence, services and funding in England

How common are mental health conditions? How long do people wait to access NHS therapy [...]

10
Apr
Public satisfaction with the NHS and social care in 2022: Results from the British Social Attitudes survey

The National Centre for Social Research’s (NatCen’s) British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey has been conducted [...]

07
Apr
Mental health policy in England

This briefing provides an overview of mental health policy in England. [...]

06
Apr
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Through the roof? Housing and the cost of living

This article explores the impact of cost of living pressures on housing costs. Higher inflation, [...]

05
Apr
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Supported housing

Supported housing is accommodation where residents receive support, supervision or care. Housebuilding targets include targets [...]

04
Apr
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Still Living in Limbo: Why the use of temporary accommodation must end

Over the last decade, the number of social rented homes in England has fallen by [...]

03
Apr
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Watching me, watching you: Worker surveillance in the UK after the pandemic

Worker surveillance is as old as work itself, but new technology is making it easier [...]

31
Mar
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New report: 2 in 3 people with Long Covid say they are treated unfairly at work

More than 3,000 people with Long Covid responded to new TUC and Long Covid Support [...]

30
Mar
Universal Credit expanded to benefit more Tax Credit claimants

More Tax Credit claimants will soon be asked to claim Universal Credit as the Government [...]

29
Mar