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FINANCE
Tories deny NHS social care plans
By MJ Correspondent | 11 April 2014
Conservative ministers have strongly rejected suggestions that they are thinking about moving soc...
FINANCE
Pickles defends £347m cut
By MJ Correspondent | 11 April 2014
Eric Pickles has defended the Government’s axing of the ‘under-claimed’ local welfare assistance ...
FINANCE
Chief warns of serious consequences for child protection
By MJ Correspondent | 11 April 2014
Birmingham City Council chief executive Mark Rogers has called for changes to avoid ‘serious cons...
FINANCE
Ofsted's negative child care report slated by LGA
By MJ reporter | 11 April 2014
The care and support given to young people in residential homes outside their home council area m...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Hurd praises fund to help charities bid for public service deals
By Jonathan Werran | 09 April 2014
A cash pot designed to help charities and social enterprises gain the skills needed to raise inve...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Councils set for big win in high-stakes battle against bookies
By Jonathan Werran | 07 April 2014
Council chiefs appear poised to win their battle against the clustering of high stakes gaming mac...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Vulnerable residents hit by 'consequences' of housing reforms
By Jonathan Werran | 02 April 2014
Coalition welfare reforms aimed at reducing housing costs are causing severe and unintended finan...
CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Most councils force all households to pay council tax, poverty group reports
By Jamie Hailstone | 02 April 2014
The majority of councils in England now require all households to make some contribution to their...
FINANCE
Atos quits £500m government disability test contract
By Jonathan Werran | 02 April 2014
Outsourcing company Atos has pulled out of a deal to assess whether sick and disabled people are ...
FINANCE
675,000 households face council tax hikes as CTB transition money ends
By Jonathan Werran | 31 March 2014
Nearly 700,000 working-age households face the prospect of average £120 increases in council tax ...
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