Going Vegetarian: The UK’s Next Big Health Promotion Campaign?

On 13th July 2018 By Kerrith Britland In Health and Social Care News 0 Comment

Health promotion campaigns have been a part of the UK healthcare landscape for many years. Since the birth of the National Health Service, the government has been promoting healthy lifestyles and actions that directly benefit UK citizens through various forms of advertisement (“Cover your coughs and sneezes. Don’t spread diseases”). One can only speculate how…

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Hypothecated Tax – A Solution to Healthcare Funding Issues?

On 22nd June 2018 By Kerrith Britland In Accounting News, Health and Social Care News 0 Comment

Taxation is a difficult subject for a variety of reasons: which model, for example, is fairer for the largest proportion of the population – flat tax or progressive tax? Likewise, how can some people avoid tax through loopholes while others have tax taken directly from their wages? And how do we know the money we give is being spent…

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