ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Political battle over National Care Service

Competing visions of the future of social care have been set out by Labour and the Conservatives as they prepare for a General Election.

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By Martin Ford | 25 April 2024

Competing visions of the future of social care have been set out by Labour and the Conservatives as they prepare for a General Election.

Social care minister Helen Whately and her shadow counterpart Andrew Gwynne both spelt out 10-year plans for the sector at the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) spring seminar this afternoon.

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