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HEALTH
Social care career reforms 'only scratch the surface'
By William Eichler | 10 January 2024
The Government today announced new measures to improve the career prospects of social care staff ...
WHITEHALL
The challenge of governing isn't just what, but how
By Jessica Studdert | 08 January 2024
Whoever wins the election, by whatever platform, their entry into office will quickly be met with...
HEALTH
Scots Gov should not mark own report card
By George Thorley | 08 January 2024
The Scottish Parliament should appoint an independent external organisation to validate the Natio...
HEALTH
Using tech for effective placemaking in Halton
By Emily Douglin | 08 January 2024
Creating vibrant connected communities is a crucial part of local government policy making – and ...
HEALTH
Hounslow's LATCO model for leisure focuses firmly on community needs
By Rowland Omamor | 02 January 2024
The LATCO model is a third way to manage leisure services and bring together a commercial head an...
FINANCE
The task of the leader is to convince people it's possible
By Blair McPherson | 02 January 2024
Blair Mcpherson pays tribute to the progress that can be made if a team has a project leader who ...
HEALTH
How can councils protect health in the face of financial strain?
By Jennie Leggat | 07 December 2023
Jennie Leggat highlights the impacts of local government underfunding on people’s health and how ...
HEALTH
Delayed discharges up since 2021 despite £1.3bn extra funding
By Paul Marinko | 05 December 2023
Delayed hospital discharges have risen by 14% in two years despite the Government investing £1.3b...
HEALTH
Fears over impact of Government's immigration plans on care sector
By Paul Marinko | 05 December 2023
Fears have emerged that the Government plans to reduce immigration will make caring for the vulne...
ADULT SOCIAL CARE
NCASC: Sector 'slow in making strong case to Treasury for social care cash'
By Ann McGauran | 29 November 2023
The sector has been slow in making a robust case for social care funding from the Treasury, says...
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