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FINANCE

Demands for tax rise to meet social care costs

By Martin Ford | 23 May 2018

Pressure is mounting for tax increases to help fund rising health and social care costs.

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Evolution vs revolution

By Andy Begley | 22 May 2018

There is a data revolution coming, and Shropshire Council has embraced this to help improve local...

HEALTH

NHS funding review must have local focus

By Peter Box | 22 May 2018

In order to deliver a progressive, integrated health and care service that succeeds locally and n...

HEALTH

Why politicians won't open the social care Pandora's Box

By Michael Burton | 22 May 2018

Ministers can hardly claim to be ill-informed about the choices ahead for social care. Barely a w...

HEALTH

The public's growing concerns over mental health

By Ben Page | 22 May 2018

Mental health is coming to the forefront of the public's worries. Ben Page unveils the findings o...

ADULT SOCIAL CARE

Living together: how homeshare could help ease care pressures

By David Teeman | 21 May 2018

Homeshare is one innovative way of contributing to tackling the scourge of loneliness. David Teem...

HEALTH

MPs are increasingly interested in local government issues

By Sam Clayden | 16 May 2018

The influential Public Accounts Committee has been busy investigating the major issues facing loc...

WHITEHALL

MPs call for 'credible, long-term plan' for social care

By Mike Yuille | 09 May 2018

MPs have called on ministers to outline a ‘credible, long-term plan’ to reverse the perception of...

HEALTH

How to plug the EU workforce gap

By Michael Burton | 09 May 2018

A new report from CIPFA’s Brexit commission urges a planned strategy for maintaining EU workforce...

PENSIONS

Politics has blocked tax reform to fund care

By Michael Burton | 09 May 2018

Politicians tinker with old people’s taxes at their peril; just ask Theresa May. The trouble is o...

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