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ADULT SOCIAL CARE
No solution in sight for social care crisis
By Heather Jameson | 23 September 2020
Sir Keir’s criticism is spot-on, says Heather Jameson. Social care during the pandemic has been a...
EMERGENCY PLANNING
Streamline PPE funding for the sake of social care
By Hugh Fenn | 22 September 2020
COVID-19 will continue to severely stretch the financial resilience of providers like Leonard Che...
SOCIAL CARE
Starmer vows to tackle the 'decade of drift' on sorting social care
By Heather Jameson | 22 September 2020
Government failure to protect care homes during the pandemic is a ‘national scandal’, Labour lead...
SOCIAL CARE
Government prepares care homes for coronavirus surge
By Martin Ford | 18 September 2020
Councils will be asked to ‘take strong action’ against care homes that ignore new restrictions on...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
ADASS issues stark warning as White Paper faces further delays
By Heather Jameson | 17 September 2020
The social care system risks complete breakdown experts have warned as it emerged that the long-a...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Occupancy rates unsustainable in 26 Bradford care homes, says care chief
By Ann McGauran | 16 September 2020
Occupancy rates are unsustainable in 26 care homes in Bradford, with people ‘genuinely worried’ ...
SOCIAL CARE
Ombudsman calls for 'level playing field'
By Martin Ford | 15 September 2020
‘Weak’ social care providers are avoiding public accountability, the local government ombudsman h...
SOCIAL CARE
Pay boost for care workers following tribunal
By Martin Ford | 15 September 2020
A group of homecare workers have been awarded £100,000 in backdated pay in a tribunal ruling that...
DEPARTMENT FOR LEVELLING UP, HOUSING AND COMMUNITIES
People matter more than places
By Donna Hall | 14 September 2020
Until we stop obsessing about the process of place and begin to reconnect meaningfully with peopl...
SOCIAL CARE
A perfect storm for care homes
By Iain MacBeath | 14 September 2020
Councils must now strategically invest in services to help people stay in their own homes and neg...
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