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Public Health England chief executive Duncan Selbie promises lead role in prevention push
Public Health England chief executive Duncan Selbie talks to LGC about the government’s forthcoming prevention green paper
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EXCLUSIVE: Resilience index response prompts major rethink
LGC has learned plans to produce one overarching score have been ditched following an unprecedented response
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The new round of planning for sustainability and transformation partnerships must allow more collaboration.
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Adopted children's details sent out in data breach
DIGEST: Newcastle Upon Tyne City Council has revealed a data breach which has seen the names and addresses of adopted children being accidentally sent out in an email.
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