Cabinet office jobs WILL be coming to York, government confirms
York WILL be getting some top-level civil service jobs as the move to decentralise Whitehall continues. As revealed in The Press yesterday, 1,000 civil service jobs - including 500 Cabinet jobs - are to move from London to Scotland, in a move Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove says will bring decision makers closer to the communities they serve . But Cabinet Office permanent secretary Alex Chisholm has now confirmed that some Cabinet Office jobs will also be coming to York. He said: The civil service needs to draw on the talents and skills of individuals and communities across the UK.
York health, care and council bodies have worked together to organise the city s vaccination programme Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire PLANS to reorganise the health service in York and create closer links with social care are underway. City health leaders say the move will not change how patients get healthcare - but will enable health and social care services to work together better as well as tailoring services to the needs of the area. In York that could mean more focus on health problems faced by the local population, such as tackling the higher levels of alcohol-related illnesses recorded in the city compared to other parts of the country.
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Floodwater covers land around Cawood, North Yorkshire after the River Ouse burst its banks. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Sunday December 27, 2015. The Prime Minister has promised to send more troops to do whatever is needed to help A REGIONAL body bringing together public, private and third sector actors to support climate actions will initially focus on the pressing issues of employment and resilience to flooding, it has been revealed, ahead of its launch next week. However, while the Yorkshire and Humber Climate Change Commission has appointed a board of experts to steer the body’s work and regional spokesmen, concerns and friction have already emerged over its make-up, both geographically and politically.