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SOCIAL CARE
The shifting landscape of adult social care
13 June 2023
Local Partnerships can help local authorities in a number of ways with care for working age and o...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
When will we give social care the attention it deserves?
By Heather Jameson | 13 June 2023
Could the Fabian Society's plans for a national care service be one of the first signs of a polit...
PAY
Is a national care service what we can expect from the next Labour Government?
By Simon Bottery | 12 June 2023
There are huge implications for local government in a new report on adult social care, says Simon...
HEALTH
LG Challenge 4: A focus on prevention in Stockton
By Michael Balls | 08 June 2023
Round four of the Local Government Challenge hosted by Stockton-on-Tees BC put the focus on early...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Union backs national care service
By Martin Ford | 07 June 2023
A national care service is required to provide a long-term solution for the sector’s crisis, a ne...
HEALTH
Now is the time for action
By Ben Evans | 06 June 2023
Ben Evans, Director at IMPOWER, discusses the future of integrated care and looks at the work the...
HEALTH
Only the lonely
By Dr Lisa McNally | 30 May 2023
Loneliness is an increasing problem. It needs to be everyone’s problem if we are to tackle it, sa...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
What if councils refused to manage frontline services?
By Heather Jameson | 30 May 2023
After the Metropolitan Polace announced officers would stop attending non-emergency mental health...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Councils 'not ready' for Met's mental health withdrawal
By Mark Conrad | 30 May 2023
Local authorities are not ready for the major consequences of the Metropolitan Police Services’ (...
HEALTH
Government's hospital choice plans could increase inequalities
By Paul Marinko | 30 May 2023
The Government’s plans to give patients the choice of five hospitals could increase health inequa...
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