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The UK ambulance service was once the envy of the world and the ‘Gold Standard’ in emergency response safety. Target timescale to attend a life threatening incident is 8 minutes, and 19 minutes for non-life threatening incident. These targets are now invariably missed, sometimes leading to fatal consequences. Reports of people waiting for hours isContinue reading “Key challenges around significant ambulance delays and patient safety heightened during pandemic”

More home grown produce for healthier living and to support local producers and cut our carbon foot print. I have written to my MP, Defra, various ministers in the past, to ask for the acres of roof space on warehouses, factories, super markets etc etc to be used in future for solar panels. Business mayContinue reading “Solar panel use”

Rapid technological change has been a prominent concern for policy makers over the last two decades. But now, in the wake of Covid-19, these considerations are more dominant than ever – presenting both challenges and oppertunities. We face the imminent threat of a catastrophic economic recession. However, digital technology is currently seen as one ofContinue reading “The Potential for Productivity Growth Unleashed by the an Increasingly Technologically Based Economy”

The Challenge: Isolation & Loneliness The Opportunity: Making the most of kind communities and our ability to reach out. Two things have been prominent themes during the pandemic, one is the isolation and loneliness suffered by many and the other is how local groups have formed on a multitude of social platforms, such as whatsAppContinue reading “Addressing Loneliness and Isolation and sustaining the Community Spirit”

Generally the key challenge that covid19 have presented is high use of the internet and due to that it has made a lot of young children from the age of 10-17 spending a lot of time with the internet and generally its widely known that the internet is a very great factor to child abuseContinue reading “BAD USE OF SOCIAL MEDIAS CAUSING HIGH”

We have all seen that during the COVID-19 pandemic it is those of us that have a poor diet haven‚’t done as well, in terms of health outcomes, compared to those who eat a ‚’traditional‚’ (pre 1970‚’s) unprocessed diet. This has resulted in pressure being put on the NHS, the government have been forced toContinue reading “Eat for Britain”

Covid 19 pandemic had both provided opportunities and the problems:- Opportunities:- 1)Families are the important part of one’s life and covid 19 proved it An individual did find the balance to live life in limited resources with limited people who are extremely close to them and know them better and upliftingthe bond between themselves. 2)TheContinue reading “COVID 19 A DILEMMA”

The strain the Pandemic Covid 19 has placed on our NHS has highlighted a shortage of workers, particularly skilled workers, in all parts of the Health service and social care. Hospitals and care homes are chronically short of staff, the gaps being filled by locums who are more costly to employ. This puts further strainContinue reading “Our National health service has many job vacancies”

In significant numbers it seems that the UK has put on its walking boots or trainers and exercised during the lockdowns in the last 12 months, sometimes over-enthusiastically and somewhat inappropriately. But we‚’ve done it and hopefully we like that thing, what is it now…..oh yes, fresh air! So how are we to be encouragedContinue reading “Walking back to health and happiness?”

Covid 19 has and will continue to hit the poorest, hardest. The economic ramifications will heap more misery on those already at the brink. Those outside the system have no access to help with a total reliance on charity or crime to survive. Covid has moved us closer to a cashless society and hit thoseContinue reading “The Anxiety of giving”