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ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Care Act easements 'politicised'
By Martin Ford | 05 November 2020
A ‘sense of injustice’ among adult care directors has been detailed in a report on the use of eas...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Short-termism can be expensive
By Iain MacBeath | 04 November 2020
COVID-19 has laid bare the numerous challenges faced by adult social care. Iain MacBeath, NCASC 2...
WHITEHALL
Care directors warn of lockdown impact on homes
By Martin Ford | 02 November 2020
The Association of Directors of Adults Social Services (ADASS) has urged the Government to ensure...
HUMAN RESOURCES
Persist and survive
By James Bullion | 21 October 2020
We will get through and beyond the ‘six-month wall’ and survive this crisis by working together a...
HEALTH
Digitising the front door to care
By Michael Burton | 12 October 2020
A new 'white paper' report by consultancy Agilisys outlines how technology can help lead the reth...
SOCIAL CARE
Using technology to help in the second wave
By Mark Kennion | 08 October 2020
The pandemic has opened people’s eyes to the possibilities of technology in social care and this ...
ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF ADULT SOCIAL SERVICES
Compassion, care and reconstruction
By Benjamin Taylor | 07 October 2020
Now is the time to focus on vision, strategy, and creating a purposeful and inspiring future for ...
HEALTH
Data to face the dangers ahead
By Naheed Chaudhry | 07 October 2020
To avoid making the same mistakes in adult social care, we need to use data intelligently to plan...
CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC FINANCE AND ACCOUNTANCY
Facing down the pandemic
By Heather Jameson | 29 September 2020
A line-up of 13 top speakers delivered The MJ’s first virtual Future Forum on lessons learned fro...
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...
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The Borough is served by the best transport network in south London. Apply for this job
- Government to introduce local scrutiny committees for mayors
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- Lords block government move to influence council pension investments
- Northamptonshire councils consider joint devolution plan
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