Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
Laying the foundations for better local public services
Our discovery highlighted that keeping Looked After Children (LAC) data accurate is time-consuming and difficult. Consequently, leadership often don’t have the reliable insights they need for key decisions. (See p.22 […]
Loneliness is a universal public health issue that impacts health and wellbeing (Nyqvist et al., 2016) and generates more demand for social care and health services. The problem that […]
Problem Statement At Newcastle City Council we have adopted an agile approach to developing digital services for our customers. We don’t, however, have a consistent process to receive, analyse and […]
The ability to use data better has benefits for councils, their public sector partners, and citizens. However, as local government strives to make better use of data assets, issues of […]
The 12 North East Councils wish to progress their digital ambitions by doing the necessary preparatory work to ensure our digital system architecture is ready to plumb into the regional […]
Problem Statement The Digital Economy Act 2017 enables greater powers to share Registration Services data for birth, deaths and marriages with other local public sector partners – the common ‘problem’ […]
The key objective of the project/programme is to help local people with health and care needs to get access to available beds without unnecessary delays and to save local public-sector […]
Within Gloucestershire we have many silo’ed services that all have the joint aim of increasing independence, mobility and safety within the home and community. We want to join these up to […]
