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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 ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Disabled people could be part of the answer to the fostering crisis
By Dr Peter Unwin | 08 October 2020
Thousands of disabled people could help relieve the long-standing recruitment crisis in fostering...
SOCIAL CARE
Get local government into the room – before decisions are made
By Heather Jameson | 30 September 2020
Local government is far from perfect, says Heather Jameson. 'And that is before you consider the ...
FINANCE
Call for multi-year funding
By Martin Ford | 29 September 2020
Ministers have been urged to commit to multi-year settlements for local government by the Charter...
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...
SOCIAL CARE
Forget the charm, local government needs certainty
By Heather Jameson | 16 September 2020
Heather Jameson asks if Boris Johnson’s surprise appearance on a local government call this week ...
FINANCE
Before reorganisation we need a clear view of the sector's core purpose
By Abdool Kara | 16 September 2020
How local government 'can sensibly be reorganised without a clear view of its core purpose (will ...
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...
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