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ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Where has the Budget left adult social care?
By Hiba Sameen | 11 November 2024
Lucinda Allen and Hiba Sameen examine the impact of the Budget on adult social care – the good, t...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Co-production is the key to success
By Georgina Walton | 08 November 2024
Georgina Walton and David Rees look at how the innovative use of co-production at Kent CC is impr...
POLITICS
A lesson from America
By Barry Quirk | 08 November 2024
Barry Quirk offers his perspective on the build-up to the election of America’s President, and as...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Addressing the structural weakness at Whitehall's heart
By Jessica Studdert | 07 November 2024
The new Government ‘has an opportunity to shift the institutions at SW1 to actively seek insight ...
FINANCE
This Budget was a first step
By Jon Rowney | 07 November 2024
Jon Rowney anticipates a stronger indication of Government’s approach to public sector reform in ...
FINANCE
A Budget with many unanswered questions
By Heather Jameson | 07 November 2024
There is plenty to welcome in the Budget, but it also raises plenty of questions, says Heather J...
GOVERNANCE
The measure of success is a shift in how councillors are viewed
By By Mo Baines | 06 November 2024
Many across the sector have welcomed the announcement of proposals to review the standards regime...
PREVENTION
Public services must welcome partnership and prevention
By Emmet Regan | 06 November 2024
Social care is pointing the way towards the use of working in partnership to deliver public servi...
POLICY AND POLITICS
A Parliament for local innovators
By Ben Franklin | 06 November 2024
The chancellor has stumped up the cash, now local government has the opportunity to deliver, writ...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Supporting the NHS's three big shifts
By Melanie Williams | 06 November 2024
Melanie Williams examines the role of social care in realising the Government’s ten year health plan
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