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Open conversations are crucial so that service providers can understand a council's wider objectives, propose innovative ways to meet them and save taxpayer's money, writes public services expert Jim Bligh.
Social equality will drive forward a sustainable ecological community, writes environmental scientist Paul Francis Bright as he describes his vision of a sustainable world.
After weeks of scrapping over responsibility for the out of hours care crisis, NHS England today announced a review to be led by NHS medical director Sir Bruce Keogh.
The environmental third sector is growing but we should be concerned about its capacity to shape a sustainable future, writes Professor Graham Smith of the Third Sector Research Centre.
The UK Government wants to change the rules on GM crops based on political and commercial interest as Australia beefs up the scientific checks and balances on GM production.
Mobile phone apps have triggered the beginning of a high street rebirth, writes digital marketing expert, Darren Kingman, from www.2save.co.uk.
'The future of making is changing again, and cities and citizens will lead the way', says an expert of Human-Future interaction.
Bee numbers have seen dramatic decline all over the world and in the UK bee populations have fallen by 30% since 2007, writes British Labour MEP Glenis Willmott.

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Lesley Dixon, the chief executive of Person Shaped Support (PSS), argues that people should be at the heart of the health sector.
Britain's summers are riddled with showers and covered in cloud - and today the UK's meteorologists have met to discuss whether these weather patterns are linked to global warming.
The huge sums of money being invested in High Speed 2 (HS2) could be better spent on smaller, more robust schemes such as improving the capacity and speed of regional train lines, an influential thinktank has argued in a report published today.

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The prize, announced by the Department of Health, will recognise innovative ways of integrating care for people with dementia.
The Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) has announced an additional £3.1 million programme to encourage more people to study languages at university.
Max3000 to provide the public sector with monitoring & management of cloud services via Giii G-Cloud Framework

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