Chancellor Rachel Reeves has today (11 June) revealed that spending on the NHS will rise by 3% a year after inflation, with 'an extra £29bn per year for the day-to-day running of the health service'.
The government is set to introduce new laws to protect emergency workers from racial and religious abuse when making house calls.
Former health minister John Denham says the there is a sense of déjà vu about the radical reorganisation of the NHS being carried out by the Government
Expectations of major further investment in the NHS by the chancellor in this week’s Spending Review have been tempered by recognition of the tough economic climate.
What effect will the Immigration White Paper have on the health and social care sector, ask partner at DAC Beachcroft Joanna Hunt and solicitor at DAC Beachcroft Bayley Brigg.
Unite has begun balloting its NHS members over the recent pay award from the government.
The Dental Schools Council (DSC), representing the UK’s dental schools, is calling on the Government to urgently commit to expanding dental training places to address the UK’s escalating oral healt...
The BMA has warned Wes Streeting, the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, that as many as a thousand new GPs could be jobless when they qualify later this summer.
Unison is calling on health secretary Wes Streeting to follow Scotland’s lead and hold direct pay talks.
Dentists across England are being urged to take part in a new nationwide survey to help inform the government’s long-term dental reform programme.
Further cuts to staffing and services are likely if NHS organisations need to shoulder pay costs above what is included in the health service’s budget for 2025/26, says the NHS Confederation.
Oldham, Greater Manchester£104,337 – £115,105
Bradford, West Yorkshire£96,350 – £108,925
Oldham, Greater Manchester£104,337 – £115,105
Bradford, West Yorkshire£96,350 – £108,925