By Lauren Elizabeth on 09/10/18
First celebrated in 1992, World Mental Health Day serves as a global awareness day aiming to end the social stigma surrounding mental health. This year’s theme is “young people and mental health in a changing world” with the focus on mental health in children and adolescents, and the way the world surrounding them affects this.
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By Lauren Elizabeth on 09/09/18
World Suicide Prevention Day is an annual event organised by International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) and the World Health Organisation (WHO). It’s held on 10th September every year with the purpose of raising awareness of and preventing suicide.
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By Lauren Elizabeth on 28/08/18
Yesterday, HMRC released guidance highlighting how agencies and umbrella companies continue to use tax avoidance schemes, masked as ways to increase your take home pay. These agencies and umbrella companies promote arrangements which “reduce your tax liability” and allow you to keep more of your income.
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By Declan Campbell on 04/07/18
In 1945, a programme of welfare measures was introduced following the election of the Labour Party – including a National Health Service. What followed over the next 70 years was innovation after innovation, and development of a service that has become one of this country’s most recognised facilities.
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By Rachel Waterman on 04/07/18
There are many high street shops, online stores and restaurants that want to say thank you for your hard work by offering exclusive discounts to NHS staff. As the NHS turns 70, we’ve picked our top discounts and listed them here.
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