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WHITEHALL

Don't forget informal carers

By Ray Puddifoot | 12 June 2017

London Councils’ executive member for adult social care, Cllr Ray Puddifoot, on the value of info...

SOCIAL CARE

Social care has taken a beating in the elections too

By Adam Lent | 09 June 2017

Theresa May is not the only potential casualty of this election. The social care issue has taken ...

SOCIAL CARE

May is now uniquely exposed to backbench revolts on public sector reforms

By Michael Burton | 09 June 2017

Michael Burton unpicks the numbers in the wake of the shock General Election result.

HEALTH

Social care to take a hit under new government

By Hiba Mahamadi | 09 June 2017

Local government is unlikely to see any big changes when it comes to social care because of the d...

HUMAN RESOURCES

What can the General Election do for the public sector workforce?

By Caroline Nugent | 08 June 2017

Caroline Nugent lays down the key asks the PPMA is making of the new government.

SOCIAL CARE

A bulging in-tray awaits the communities secretary next week

By Michael Burton | 06 June 2017

From community cohesion to business rates, devolution and adult social care, whoever walks into M...

FINANCE

What do local authorities really need from the next Government?

By Sam Clayden | 06 June 2017

Sam Clayden looks beyond the politics and asks sector experts what the new Government – whatever ...

CHILDREN'S SERVICES

Prospects purchases Homes 2 Inspire

By Hiba Mahamadi | 06 June 2017

Prospects Group UK, a provider of education, employment and care for children, has bought the chi...

HEALTH

Success of health integration hinges on data sharing

By Dan Peters | 06 June 2017

Resolving data-sharing challenges is critical to the success of health and social care integratio...

SOCIAL CARE

Tory policy 'won't aid' UK's social care crisis

By Dan Peters | 06 June 2017

The Conservatives’ social care policy would cost around £200m a year to run and will do nothing t...

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