Budget 2024: what could it mean for UK dentistry?
As the UK gears up for tomorrow’s budget, we take a look at what could possibly be included and what this could mean for UK
As the UK gears up for tomorrow’s budget, we take a look at what could possibly be included and what this could mean for UK
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has been urged to address the UK’s ‘poor track record of preventing ill health’ as part of the upcoming spring budget. On
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is expected to announce a new tax on vaping at next week’s budget to protect the public’s health. This is because the
It’s been a busy week for dental news. Missed it? Here’s what’s happened over the past seven days… Autumn statement 2023 – what does it mean
Tomorrow, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will announce a number of new economic measures as part of the government’s spring budget. Hunt is keen to boost Britain’s
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today announced the 2022 Autumn Budget with hopes of tackling the cost of living crisis. But what do his new economic
As the country falls apart, the Secret Dentist weighs in on its impact on dentistry and how to get on with life. Well, well, well,
Endemic low wages threatens the future of the NHS this winter, according to the biggest union representing health workers. Christina McAnea, general secretary of Unison,
The UK government has pledged to reopen an inquiry into dentistry after it was closed by the general election in December. Health and social care
Michael Watson questions whether the inquiry into NHS dentistry services will continue. Last summer, the then House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee instituted
A bunch of frogs in a pot of boiling water trying to negotiate how fast the temperature is being turned up. That’s the analogy Simon
Matt Hancock will become the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care after Jeremy Hunt left the position. The British Dental Association (BDA) has quickly moved