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Social Innovation on active and healthy ageing for sustainable economic growth
Dr Elena Urdaneta from the Basque Culinary Center-SIforAGE Project highlights how the projects aims to strengthen cooperation among the stakeholders working on active and healthy ageing…
SIforAGE - Social Innovation for Active and Healthy Ageing- project pursues to strengthen cooperation among the stakeholders working on active and healthy ageing. We aim...
Internet of trains
Marcel Van Velthoven, CEO at Znapz talks about how the internet of things can bring value to the rail industry...
I borrowed the title to this piece from Hessel Dikkers, Chief Information Officer of NS (Dutch Rail), who gave a very interesting presentation at the beginning of the European Rail...
Advancing technology – keeping our airports safe
With the amount of terror attacks taking place globally in recent months, it is safe to say that the importance of effective aviation security is at an all-time high. Here, James Kelly, Chief Executive of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA), discusses some of the key elements involved in...
Gender equality: ambitious but attainable
Věra Jourová, European Commissioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality takes stock of the progress and the remaining challenges in the way of gender equality…
I believe that Europe is a “good address” for women. Today, more women than ever graduate from university, have a job and participate in all...
The future of agriculture and sustainable development
Phil Hogan, EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development looks at how the Commission is supporting Europe’s farmers to succeed and be resilient…
The Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) was originally designed to feed the starving populations of Europe in the post-war era, and it has met that challenge with resounding...
Preventing and reducing HCAIs
Professor Alan Johnson, Head of the Department of Healthcare-Associated Infection and Antimicrobial Resistance at Public Health England, explains to Editor Laura Evans about healthcare association infections and how they link to antibiotic resistance
Healthcare-Associated Infections (HCAIs) are infections that are contracted within healthcare settings, such as hospitals and care homes. They...
Government launches fairer early years funding plan
Education Secretary Justine Greening has launched a plan to deliver a fairer funding system for early years to help families with the cost of childcare…
A new funding formula for early years has been launched by Education Secretary Justine Greening.
The scheme will deliver fairer funding for nurseries, preschools, and childminders,...
North Yorkshire programme for looked-after children receives praise
A programme developed in North Yorkshire for looked-after children has received praise, with calls for other local authorities to adopt it…
The ‘No Wrong Door’ programme has received significant praise for helping looked-after children and young people.
The scheme, which was developed by North Yorkshire County Council, is designed to change...
Delivering a sustainable and low carbon economy
At the 7th Summit of the Regions and Cities in Bratislava last month – of which AG was in attendance – Vice-President of the European Commission with the responsibility of the Energy Union, Maroš Šefčovič spoke about the role of cities and regions in the transition towards a sustainable,...
London City Airport expansion given the green light
Ministers have approved plans to expand London City Airport, creating at least 1,600 new jobs and adding £1.5bn to the economy…
Chancellor Philip Hammond, Transport Secretary Chris Grayling, and Communities Secretary Sajid Javid have announced plans to expand London City Airport will go ahead.
The £344m programme will create 1,600 airport...
City of York Council releases sustainability plans
The City of York Council has revealed 10 key principles that will help improve sustainability in the area…
‘One Planet York’ is a new plan that puts sustainability at the heart of the City of York Council.
The plan, which focuses on 10 key principles, aims to address how the city...
Bratislava Declaration aims to secure funding for EU regions
As politicians from across the EU meet this weekend for the biannual European Summit of the Regions, the Slovak Presidency presents the Bratislava Declaration…
The largest event of the historic first Slovak Presidency of the European Union is taking place in the country’s capital this weekend. To coincide with the...
Council house building needs renaissance
The Local Government Association has called for action to help meet the future demand of council housing…
Research published by the Local Government Association (LGA) has revealed some four million people will need access to affordable housing in the future. This will be the case even if the country achieves...
Councils offered share of £60m for sustainable travel
Councils have been invited by the government to apply for a share of a sustainable travel fund worth a total of £60m…
A competition to win a share of £60m towards supporting sustainable travel has been launched by the government. Local authorities have been invited to apply for a share...
Biometrics gaining identity
As the influence of biometrics continues, Christopher Brown, Programme Manager for Governance & Resilience at BSI, explores its growing role in modern society…
Biometrics can be defined as the identification of an individual based on biological (such as fingerprint, iris and facial) and behavioural (such as voice, gestures and gait) characteristics....
Kent County Council raises awareness of privately fostered children
Kent County Council is raising awareness of ‘invisible’ children who are being looked after by private foster care arrangements…
Private fostering is an arrangement whereby a child under-16 or under-18 with disabilities is looked after by someone who is not a close relative for more than 28 days continuously. Legally,...
Research contribution to improvement of pain management
Mathieu Piché, a professor at Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières sheds light onto acute and chronic pain…
Pain is a universal experience that is critical for survival, serving as an alarm system when noxious but undetectable events occur in the body. For instance, myocardial infarction would go unnoticed before its...
Eastbourne promises to tackle air pollution
Eastbourne Borough Council has committed to tackling air pollution in the local area…
Following a meeting with a local environmental campaign group, Eastbourne Borough Council has promised to deal with air pollution in the local area.
Council leader David Tutt met with the coordinator of Eastbourne and District Friends of the...
£2.75bn funding to aid agriculture research
European Commissioner Phil Hogan has announced £2.75bn will be made available to support agri-innovators…
Speaking at the International Food and Agribusiness Management Association conference in Denmark, European Farming Commissioner Phil Hogan revealed £2.75bn funding is set to be plugged into the agriculture and research sector. The funding will help to finance...
Business leaders throw their support behind remain
Major heads of businesses and industry have come out in support of the Remain campaign…
With only a few days until the EU referendum vote top bosses have come out in support of remaining in the EU.
The list of supporters includes Sir Richard Branson, chair of the Premier League Richard...