Literature Wales and Sherman Theatre join Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries scheme

Forty of Britain’s biggest – and smallest – arts organisations will join a flagship £1 million scheme to help employ more graduates from lower income backgrounds. Literature Wales, Sherman Theatre, Sage Gateshead, Turner Contemporary, Berwick Film and Media Arts Festival and Touchstones Rochdale Art Gallery are amongst 40 arts organisations taking part in the Weston…

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THE GREAT WELSH WATER POVERTY RACKET

WELSH WATER is increasing poverty in Wales. Nearly 400,000 low-income customers are being failed. They have lost more than £80 million since the not-for-profit company ended its “customer dividend” in 2010. The company is also secretly adding an extra £4.90 to their bills this year. This is to help pay for the company’s range of “social tariffs”. A Rebecca investigation…

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NHS workers warned about consequences of snooping into patients’ medical records

NHS employees who are tempted to look at patient records without a valid legal reason should consider the potential implications for both themselves and the health service. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) issued the warning after an NHS administrator was fined for repeatedly accessing a patient’s medical records without a valid legal reason. Nicola Wren…

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NHS charges for overseas visitors begin

Upfront charges for overseas visitors using NHS services have come into force, despite doctors being unclear how the new regime will work. From today trusts in England will be required to determine whether patients are eligible to free, non-urgent forms of care, and ensure that charges are applied to international patients who do not qualify….

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