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The number of mental health referrals made through east London CCGs rose in March compared to the start of the pandemic, according to statistics.

BBC News Published image copyrightAlamy UK councils face a £3bn black hole in their budgets as they emerge from the pandemic, a BBC investigation into their finances can reveal. Some local authorities were struggling to carry out statutory duties and were at risk of bankruptcy, a local government expert said. And 10 councils have asked to borrow £300m of emergency money from the government to plug financial holes. The government says it has handed councils £12bn during the pandemic. A spokesman for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) said: "In the coming month...

Scottish councils plan to save £141m over next year to pay for covid pandemic response Town halls across the country have been rocked by a sudden rise in demand for services caused by the pandemic at a time they are already struggling financially. 04:30, 9 JUL 2021 Glasgow City Council plans to save £12m over the next year (Image: Getty Images) Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish politics news sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve ...

Question is who knew what and when about all of this? i spoke to jonathan seed last night and he said again that he declared this to the conservative party, something that the tory party head office disputes. but a source close tojonathan seed says there is documentary evidence to show that he did tell them. they police investigation into this continues. in the meantime, the rerun of the election will be had in august at a cost to taxpayers of over £1 million. the extent of financial pressures facing councils across the uk as they emerge from the pandemic has been revealed in a special bbc in...

Stalking Protection Orders (SPOs) can be handed out by police to impose restrictions on suspected stalkers. The special powers are designed to allow police to act at the earliest opportunity by restricting stalkers from certain places, approaching their victim or even referring to them on social media. SPOs became available to police forces in England and Wales from January 2020, and can be granted by magistrates’ courts to police forces. Data from the BBC Shared Data Unit shows Hampshire Police have applied for just six SPOs since January 2020. Of these six, two of these were gra...