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TPP is Leeds' biggest tech company, providing digital health records for thousands of GP practices and the prison estate. So why did we find its flagship product, SystmOne, repeatedly cropping up in inquests? theexchange.news/tpp-systmone...

TPP is Leeds’ biggest tech company. But coroners are concerned about its flagship product

A prison GP has described SystmOne as an ‘absolute nightmare’ and coroners reports reveal recurring issues

theexchange.news

"It used to be secure accommodation. Now, you have no idea who these people are." Since it was converted from offices to student housing, Sovereign House has been controlled by a dizzying array of private landlords and management companies. Is it now one of the worst places to live in Sheffield?

House of horrors: Is Sovereign House the worst private flat block in Sheffield?

‘It used to be proper, secure accommodation. Now, you have no idea who these people are’

sheffieldtribune.co.uk

The latest episode of our podcast, The Run of The Mill, is out now! Jack and Ophira talk: 💸How much Mancunians make 🥸The Mill imposter saga 🚪Trying to get jobs at No.10 North ⚽️Meeting Gary Neville irl Go listen!

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Did Susan Aitken make Glasgow better? It's a mixed picture. But we've got some cold hard numbers to tell her story. Let's start with waste. Under Aitken’s leadership, Glasgow’s street cleanliness score fell drastically. This might have something to do with budget cuts.

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"Clerkenwell should be exhibit A of corpsified London: a ward of law firms and architecture practices and Grade II-listed conversions, the kind of place that empties out at 6pm and stays that way. An area that has ‘closed on Saturday and Sunday’ signs." www.the-londoner.co.uk/clerkenwell-...

London’s coolest neighbourhood is… Clerkenwell?

How a quiet quarter full of offices become the favoured hangout for in-the-know Londoners — and Charli XCX

the-londoner.co.uk

This is one of the rooms in a £30 a night illegal capsule hotel made of Plywood in Hackney. But what does it have to do with the closures of one of east London's most hyped lesbian bars? And a legal threat made to a subreddit?

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Last year, the government said that driverless taxis would hit London streets by this spring. @andrewkersley.bsky.social spent two weeks getting the inside story of why they haven't. It's a saga of infighting at TfL, tech hiccups and a power struggle in City Hall.

Why driverless taxis aren’t coming to London this year

Infighting at TfL, tech hiccups and a power struggle in City Hall: The causes are a lot more complex than you’d think

the-londoner.co.uk