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Corridor Care Begins Long Before the Corridor: What I Saw There’s a phrase that has started to haunt NHS conversations: corridor care. It conjures up images of...

Corridor Care: Why the House of Lords Debate Matters — and Why I’m Watching It Closely Last week the House of Lords debated a profoundly important issue within...

Free at the point of use, but broken at the point of delivery. That’s the uncomfortable reality facing our beloved National Health Service. We treasure the NHS...

Silver Degrees: Why Universities Should Pivot to Older Learners in the AI Age What if the future of arts degrees isn't 18-year-olds in trainers, but 60-year...

Women and Ageing: Unpacking the Gendered Challenges of Growing Older in the UK As we face the realities of an ageing population, the challenges for women...

📚 Getting a Grip on Mental Health Reflections on the SW London Mental Health Conference 2025 and Mental Health Awareness Week For more than a year now, I’ve...

The report on Justice for Children with SEND and Neurodivergence is published today by the Michael Sieff Foundation, a charity based in East Sheen, which has...

Britain can’t afford to sideline older workers any longer. The House of Lords today debated Preparing for an Ageing Society, the economic implications of our...

Turn the Tables: Govt vs The Hospitality Sector Conservatives warned voters that Labour would “ Tax, Tax, Tax .. it’s in their DNA”, we warned. Just weeks into...