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Do youth offenders benefit from physical activity?
Ellen Rowles from Action PR outlines why physical activity can hold the key to the success of supporting youth offenders…
Statistics from the Youth Justice Board...
Encouraging communities to get healthy
Beki Cadd and Stephanie Bradbeer from Action PR highlight the importance of increasing leisure participation amongst disengaged groups within communities…
According to statistics from Sport...
Towards cleaner and smarter mobility
Hans Bruyninckx, Executive Director at the European Environment Agency explains how cleaner and smarter transport can meet Europe’s need for mobility…
Transport connects people, cultures,...
EU is on target to meet 2020 energy target
A spokesperson for the European Commission has revealed the EU is on course to meet its 2020 energy consumption target
The European Union is expected...
Exploring computational scientific methods
Effectiveness and efficiency of computational scientific methods are not enough, says Sandra Gesing, Research Assistant Professor at the University of Notre Dame...
Computational scientific methods tackle an increasing...
Can data address the burden of childhood cancer?
Véronique Terrasse, Press Officer at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), outlines to AG how high-quality data is critical for tackling childhood...
House prices to fall next year due to Brexit
A new report has warned Brexit uncertainty will see the housing market contract next year…
A new report from estate agency Countrywide has said it...
Councils spend £2.3bn on waste collection
New figures have revealed councils spent £2.3bn during 2013/14 on waste collection and disposal services…
Figures from the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy...
Digital economy: Why a brighter future could be in our pocket
The digital economy is here, and growing every day, sometimes in surprising ways. As ministers gather for major meetings in Paris and Cancun, Andy...
Big data: the building blocks for smarter government
Simon Dennis, Central Government Director, SAS UK talks about the role of data analytics in the public sector and how it can improve services...
The...
Improving diabetes control in England
Dr Justin Warner, Clinical Lead for the National Paediatric Diabetes Audit at the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health details how continued improvements...
Measurement for the control of hygiene and risk
Martin Easter, General Manager at Hygiena International Ltd highlights the importance of cleanliness in hospital settings…
“Measurement is the first step that leads to...
Mapping the European Climate
Per Undén, Senior Scientist, Coordinator at the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Instute (SMHI) highlights UERRA – the FP7 pre-operational Copernicus Climate Change Service...
Research Councils UK sets out its stance post Brexit vote
The UK research sector must retain its relationships with the EU, irrespective of the vote, to maintain its global position in the future…
Research Councils...
Council house building needs renaissance
The Local Government Association has called for action to help meet the future demand of council housing…
Research published by the Local Government Association (LGA)...
Space heating – the blind spot of the EU energy and climate policy
Pertti Salminen, Director, EU Affairs and Antti Kohopää, Adviser of District heating at Finnish Energy highlights the benefits of district heating…
Heat consumption of residential,...
MP changes side in EU referendum campaign
An MP has quit the Leave campaign suggesting their claims about NHS funding “simply isn’t true”…
Tory MP Sarah Wollaston, chair of the health select...
Ofsted issues warning about low education standards in East Midlands
Education standards in the East Midlands are distinctly second division, warns Ofsted chief inspector
Sir Michael Wilshaw highlighted figures showing the East Midlands as the...
UK university raises female wages to close pay gap
The University of Essex is to give its female professors a one-off salary hike to close the gender pay gap with their male colleagues
The university...
EU Referendum: the economy still remains a key battleground
Chancellor George Osborne admitted he is undertaking a “significant” amount of planning to protect the economy in the event of a Brexit vote. The...
