Spending reviews are normally a key date in the political calendar. They are an irregular occurrence as they have significant long-term implications. As such,

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Here at Social, we’re really proud of our Living Wage Employer status – it demonstrates our dedication to people. The Living Wage Foundation campaigns

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The deadline for responses to the Planning White Paper consultation passes this week (29 October). Many organisations with different and competing interests have expressed

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