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CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Continuing to help young people into adulthood
By Deborah Crossan Managing Director – Children, Families and Education, IMPOWER Consulting | 03 December 2024
'IMPOWER's work with local authorities has led to children and young people being better prepared...
NCASC 24
Facing the future of local authority assessment
By Jon Wilson | 28 November 2024
While the journey towards local authority assurance has brought some welcome benefits, difficult ...
NCASC 24
Care for the core of our community
By Melanie Williams | 27 November 2024
As delegates gather in Liverpool for the National Children and Adult Services Conference, ADASS p...
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 ‘...
SOCIAL CARE
Digital Innovation: a lifeline for social care
By Kathryn Smith | 26 November 2024
Successful digital innovation in social care is developing all over the country, but the Governme...
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
SOCIAL CARE
Call to fully fund National Living Wage rise to keep care 'afloat'
By Dan Peters | 06 November 2024
Adult social care directors have called on the Government to fully fund the increases in National...
POLICY AND POLITICS
Labour: Be brave
By Martin Routledge | 30 October 2024
The new Government has the chance to make a positive difference to social care and it must co-pro...
FINANCE
English councils face £9.3bn deficit by 2026-27
By Ellie Ames | 25 October 2024
Fresh analysis has uncovered a £9.3bn funding shortfall facing councils in England by 2026-27.
REGULATION
Joining up relational regulation
By Jess McGregor | 11 October 2024
The early days of a new government offer a chance to consider what collaborative and purposeful a...
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