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SOCIAL CARE

Council support for carers 'crucial'

By Ann McGauran | 01 October 2018

Healthwatch UK’s report into social care is a ‘valuable contribution’ to the debate about its imp...

HEALTH

Health and care inspection regime leaves 'room for improvement'

By William Eichler | 27 September 2018

The new health and care inspection regime is a ‘significant improvement’ on the previous system, ...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Councils 'failing disabled parents'

By Chris Mahony | 21 September 2018

Social care authorities are failing disabled parents by viewing their impairment as a risk to chi...

HEALTH

Integration progress 'slower than anticipated'

By Dan Peters | 19 September 2018

Progress on health and social care integration has been ‘much slower than anticipated,’ senior co...

WHITEHALL

Whitehall demands in-year cuts to improvement programme

By Dan Peters | 19 September 2018

The sector’s ability to respond to crises such as a care provider failure could be hit after Whit...

WHITEHALL

Spending Review will be 'one of hardest ever'

By Michael Burton | 13 September 2018

Next spring’s Spending Review needs to decide the model for financing social care while the Treas...

WHITEHALL

'Radical approach' to improve Surrey's children's services

By Dan Peters | 05 September 2018

Surrey CC will take a ‘radical approach’ to improving its inadequate children’s services in a bid...

FINANCE

Sleep-in shifts resolution 'could take a year'

By Martin Ford | 04 September 2018

Councils are being advised to hold fire over pay for sleep-in shifts as legal wrangling continues...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Council has taken 'too long' to improve

By Dan Peters | 23 August 2018

Reading Council has improved services for young people leaving care since an inadequate Ofsted in...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Merger set to create second biggest care provider

By Martin Ford | 17 August 2018

A care firm would become the second largest provider in the country if it succeeds in taking over...

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