Solution for lack of pharmacies?
Monday, 8 January 2024
Two Universities are joining up to tackle the growing problem of a recruitment crisis in pharmacies in the South West
Rural residents face distinct healthcare challenges, including limited access to transport, longer distances to medical facilities, an aging demographic, housing inadequacies, digital connectivity gaps, and recruitment hurdles for healthcare workers.
Two Universities are joining up to tackle the growing problem of a recruitment crisis in pharmacies in the South West
In the last week, Sir John Hayes posed a written question to the Government asking: “To ask the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, what steps he
– To download the Agenda for this seminar click here POST EVENT: HIGHLIGHTS PRESENTATIONS Professor Jim Rourke, Professor Emeritus & former Dean of Medicine,Memorial University of Newfoundland, “Beginning-to-end & side-by-side: the
RSN has joined partners in the ‘Rural Homelessness Counts’ Coalition to celebrate its win at the Affordable Housing Awards 2023
The Rural Services Network Chief Executive, Kerry Booth, considers Professor Whitty’s new report which urges the government to address failings for older people in rural communities.
Specially trained officers will patrol buses and bus stations in Lancashire as part of a new pilot scheme to help stamp out anti-social behaviour on public transport. RSN member, Lancashire
As the Rural Homelessness Counts Coalition, representing over 20 organisations dedicated to addressing homelessness, we are compelled to express our profound concern regarding the Home Secretary’s recent statements and legislative
The Government this week published it’s response to the EFRA (Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs) Committee report which was published in May.
A new joint report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Dementia and the Alzheimer’s Society has revealed that poor access to, or a lack of services in rural areas,
Chaired by Luciana Berger, CEO of iNHouse Communications, and a former Managing Director at Edelman, where she specialised in health policy, Luciana was previously the Member of Parliament for Liverpool
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Rural residents face distinct healthcare challenges, including limited access to transport, longer distances to medical facilities, an aging demographic, housing inadequacies, digital connectivity gaps, and recruitment hurdles for healthcare workers.
Two Universities are joining up to tackle the growing problem of a recruitment crisis in pharmacies in the South West
In the last week, Sir John Hayes posed a written question to the Government asking: “To ask the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, what steps he is taking to reduce homelessness in rural areas.”
– To download the Agenda for this seminar click here POST EVENT: HIGHLIGHTS PRESENTATIONS Professor Jim Rourke, Professor Emeritus & former Dean of Medicine,Memorial University of Newfoundland, “Beginning-to-end & side-by-side: the
RSN has joined partners in the ‘Rural Homelessness Counts’ Coalition to celebrate its win at the Affordable Housing Awards 2023
The Rural Services Network Chief Executive, Kerry Booth, considers Professor Whitty’s new report which urges the government to address failings for older people in rural communities.
Specially trained officers will patrol buses and bus stations in Lancashire as part of a new pilot scheme to help stamp out anti-social behaviour on public transport. RSN member, Lancashire County Council, has welcomed the news that it is one of 4 areas in England, and the only rural area, chosen to take part.
As the Rural Homelessness Counts Coalition, representing over 20 organisations dedicated to addressing homelessness, we are compelled to express our profound concern regarding the Home Secretary’s recent statements and legislative proposals targeting the use of tents by people experiencing homelessness.
The Government this week published it’s response to the EFRA (Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs) Committee report which was published in May.
A new joint report by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Dementia and the Alzheimer’s Society has revealed that poor access to, or a lack of services in rural areas, means many people suffering from Alzheimer’s aren’t receiving the care and treatment they need.
Chaired by Luciana Berger, CEO of iNHouse Communications, and a former Managing Director at Edelman, where she specialised in health policy, Luciana was previously the Member of Parliament for Liverpool
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