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A multimillionaire helping to finance the so-called 'teal independents' has issued a grovelling apology to a Liberal frontbencher, two days after their fiery stoush at a polling booth.
Teal independents are pushing for more ambitious medium-term emissions reductions, but the Nationals are already ambivalent on existing pledges
Victory for Bristol nursery school as councillors reject plans for rubbish dump over the road Councillors said they did not want to 'gamble' with children's health 13:13, 29 APR 2021 THE BIGGEST STORIES ACROSS BRISTOL IN YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Plans for a rubbish dump next to a Bristol nursery school were th...
‘Before, there were peaks and troughs – with Covid, it’s relentless’: social work eight months into the pandemic Social workers describe the exhausting impact of long-term working from home, increased pressures and paperwork, and navigating coronavirus transmission risks in Community Care’s survey Photo: Mike/Adobe Stock One social worker completed Community Care’s second coronavirus survey at the end of a week of long days attending court virtually: “ I haven’t seen my own child as a result. I haven’t seen any of my colleagues face-to-face and all my visits are out. I have ...
Coronavirus: 75% of social workers feeling more negative about their work-life than last year, survey finds Community Care survey captures pandemic's harsh impact, with 70% of practitioners reporting worsening mental health while majorities say size and complexity of workload have increased as need mounts (credit: StratfordProductions / Adobe Stock) Months of working in the shadow of coronavirus have left most social workers in England feeling worse about their work-life than they did a year ago, research by Community Care suggests. A survey of almost 500 qualified practitioners working in En...