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WHITEHALL
Let's continue to open national politicians' and civil servants' eyes to the potential of local government
By Graeme McDonald | 12 May 2021
Writing in advance of the Queen's Speech, Graeme McDonald wondered if it would set up a new relat...
PLANNING
Queen's Speech: No social care solution in sight
By Heather Jameson | 11 May 2021
The Queen’s Speech has said proposals on social care reform will be brought forward – but it fell...
ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF ADULT SOCIAL SERVICES
Queen's Speech: No funding pledge on social care reform
By Ann McGauran | 11 May 2021
The Queen’s Speech fell short of including a social care Bill and there was no pledge on funding.
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
How technology can help transform person-centred care
By Mark Kennion | 10 May 2021
The MJ Advertorial: Mark Kennion, Head of Public Sector at HAS Technology looks at how to put tec...
ASSOCIATION OF DIRECTORS OF ADULT SOCIAL SERVICES
Unfinished business
By Ann McGauran | 04 May 2021
With the public finances in an ‘astonishingly difficult’ position, will the Government prioritise...
WHITEHALL
Further delays for social care reform
By Michael Burton | 04 May 2021
Social care reform faces further delays after rumours that the chancellor and Prime Minister are ...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Social care 'unfinished business' for Tories
By Martin Ford | 29 April 2021
Former health secretary Jeremy Hunt has said reform of the adult social care system is regarded a...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
Welcome to 'the Age of Intermediate Care'
By Ralph Cook | 29 April 2021
An additional £1.3bn in COVID emergency funding last March ‘jump-started’ Intermediate Care, say ...
HEALTH
Town halls told: Don't depend on COVID cash
By Heather Jameson | 29 April 2021
Councils need to wean themselves of COVID cash to fund social care before it runs out at the end ...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
It's time for the Government to publish its plans for care, says new ADASS chief
By Ann McGauran | 29 April 2021
The Government must ‘publish its promised plans for the future of care and support as a matter of...
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