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Daily News from Public Sector Executive
And here’s today’s news from Public Sector Executive – on Tuesday the 27th February 2024.
Greater Manchester Combined Authority has launched a new Innovation Ecosystem Navigation Service that will support innovation and growth within the city region.
Through the new programme, local businesses will be connected with resources that support commercialisation, as well as university expertise and research and development resources to ensure that innovation can continue.
Councillor Bev Craig, Leader of Manchester City Council and Lead for Economy at Greater Manchester Combined Authority said that “supporting innovation is crucial to the success of Levelling Up the country and has been central to the evolution of Greater Manchester.
The Department of Health and Social Care has announced that the government is committing funding to ensure that more local communities can access mental health hubs.
Group work, counselling, advice, therapy, and signposting for other services are all available at the drop-in centres, with children and young people able to benefit without needing to be referred by a doctor or school.
Advice can be provided on a range of issues that can affect the mental health of a young person, including sexual health, exam worries, jobs, drugs, alcohol, and financial concerns.
Tees Valley Combined Authority has announced that its tourism sector has secured a new status that will help it to secure new funding, as well as further support to bring in visitors and business boosts.
The government established Local Visitor Economy Partnerships (LVEPs) to help transform the nation’s tourist economy, and now Tees Valley has been confirmed as the latest region that has gained LVEP status.
This news brings the Tees Valley alongside other regions such as Liverpool, Manchester ad Northumberland.
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