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ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Making profound cultural change in social care
By Sue Grace | 15 February 2019
Sue Grace explains how a new case management IT system for staff supporting vulnerable adults and...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Hammond must not take the sector for granted
By Michael Burton | 13 February 2019
Chancellor Philip Hammond must ensure local government does not face a crisis similar to those in...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
MHCLG: Councils are not doing enough to prepare for Brexit
By Dan Peters | 04 February 2019
Councils are not doing enough to prepare for Brexit and need to step up their game, the concerned...
WHITEHALL
Health secretary seeking cross-party support for care funding
By Martin Ford | 30 January 2019
A range of funding options will be laid out in the adult social care Green Paper in a bid to find...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Ministers accused of 'irrational policy-making'
By Chris Mahony | 29 January 2019
Ministers have been accused of irrational policy-making by funding prevention in the NHS while fo...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
London's adult social care services need a long term solution too
By Ray Puddifoot | 16 January 2019
Making a success of the NHS Long Term Plan and providing high-quality care to Londoners all depen...
HUMAN RESOURCES
New social care chief joins Nottinghamshire CC
By Martin Ford | 16 January 2019
Nottinghamshire CC has appointed a new corporate director for adult social care and health.
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
FoI and the hidden side of safeguarding
By Ann McGauran | 08 January 2019
FOI responses show more than half of the councils approached had reported incidents in the last t...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
The longer-term solution to home care's problems requires more than money
By Simon Bottery | 21 December 2018
Simon Bottery says the decline and fall of Allied Healthcare has not been the disaster some feare...
FINANCE
When care cannot cope
By Glen Garrod | 12 December 2018
Care provider Allied Healthcare may have found a buyer for its business, but Glen Garrod warns pr...
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