ADULT SOCIAL CARE
CIPFA calls for social care reform
By Martin Ford | 12 December 2024
A call has been made to the Government to end a ‘vicious cycle’ in social care causing pressure t...
FINANCE
Don't let the financial crisis destroy devolution
By Dr Simon Kaye | 10 December 2024
Recent developments in local government have raised as many questions as answers. Dr Simon Kaye o...
NCASC 24
A Royal Commission on care would need a 'rapid timetable'
By Ann McGauran | 27 November 2024
A ‘rapid timetable' must be set should the Government pursue a Royal Commission to reform social ...
NCASC 24
National insurance hike 'catastrophic' for care
By Ann McGauran | 27 November 2024
The Government’s decision to increase employer National Insurance Contributions (NIC) will have ‘...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT OMBUDSMAN
Ombudsman calls for more powers
By Martin Ford | 21 November 2024
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has called for it to be granted further powers to ...
SOCIAL CARE
Kinnock fails to flesh out care plans
By Heather Jameson | 11 November 2024
The Government is committed to building consensus on a National Care Service, the care minister t...
COUNTY COUNCILS' NETWORK
English councils could spend £17bn on care for working age adults by 2030, says report
By Emily Twinch | 11 November 2024
Councils in England may have to spend £17bn on working age adults and those with a life-long disa...
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...
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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