UK insecure work a trap for millions not a short-term stop-gap, new evidence reveals
A new study tracking the fortunes of UK workers over four years shows people in insecure work – such as zero-hour contracts, low pay...
Best opportunities for young people still in London and Home Counties says report
Young people who grew up in London and the Home Counties continue to enjoy better social mobility than their counterparts in other regions of...
Most people have no plan for ‘digital death’
New Which? research shows most consumers have no plan for what happens to their digital accounts and online assets when they die, leaving huge...
New research from Salford University shines a light on pressures UK working women are...
New research from the University of Salford is shining a light on the reality of how UK working women set about having to manage...
Victims’ Commissioner highlights the damaging impact of persistent anti-social behaviour on its victims.
A new report from the Victims' Commissioner highlights the damaging impact of persistent anti-social behaviour on its victims.
The survey of over 500 victims found...
World Suicide Prevention Day Vigil & Procession of Remembrance Focuses on Homelessness and Support
Next Tuesday
Reach Out;START to End Suicide’ ‘World Suicide Prevention Day Vigil & Procession of Remembrance’ will gather at the START’s Wellbeing Centre to honour...
Warning that long waits for health services is seeing children negatively impacted
A study out today is warning that long waits for health services is seeing children negatively impacted
The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health...
Prescribing nature can improve happiness and reduce anxiety, new research shows
A £5.77 million cross-governmental funded project has shown that expanding access to Green Social Prescribing can promote wellbeing and improve mental health.
Green Social Prescribing,...
New report exposes vast inequalities faced by women in the North of England
Women in the North of England live shorter lives, work more hours for less pay, are more likely to be an unpaid carer, and...
Young adults let down by ‘postcode lottery’ for ADHD treatment
A national survey conducted as part of University of Exeter research has found huge variation in treatment for ADHD, highlighting the struggle many young...