Unison along with several other health care unions have released a statement - Keeping our communities safe from racism. The statement comes off the back of the recent 'Raise the colours' campaign, largely organised by Andrew Currien. Currien was a former key member of the English Defence League's leadership bodyguard team and also ran a 'security' firm for the far right party British First. Currien has previously been jailed for his part in a racist death, convicted 2009.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has delayed its updated Code of Practice being published following the Supreme Court's ruling in...

Social Work England (SWE) are increasing social worker professional registration fees for this registration year and the following three...

The Council's wholly owned company This Land has made the news yet again. Unison is not allowed to ask questions on what is happening to...

Are you a member of the LGPS? If so and you have a keen interest in how the scheme is managed, there is a role for you on the...

Trade Unions have fought for many years to get the Government to recognise the affect that sexual harassment has on the individuals...

Unison has attended meetings and heard directly from many of our members working in Social Work at Cambridgeshire County Council CCC. ...

You shouldn't have to chose between heating and eating. So if you are a on a low income and meet certain criteria, you may be eligible...

In 2023 the Branch received its new banner from Cambridge based radical arts group 'Sew Angry'. It has seen 'action' supporting the Fire...

The BBC are now reporting on the problems within our Sat/Send provision. Unison has raised these issues many times with the relevant...