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SOCIAL CARE
Requests for publicly-funded care at record high
By William Eichler | 02 March 2023
The demand for publicly-funded social care is at a record high, a new study has revealed.
EDUCATION
New SEND plan fails on 'fundamental' issues, say council leaders
By William Eichler | 02 March 2023
The Government’s new plan to help support children with special educational needs and disabilitie...
SOCIAL CARE
Necessity is the mother of ingenuity
By Stuart Outterside | 01 March 2023
Stuart Outterside and David Rees look at how Hampshire CC is using an automated AI telephone serv...
WHITEHALL
Charting the lost decade
By Michael Burton | 01 March 2023
Economist Paul Johnson pulls no punches in his new book on the public finances which charts Gover...
SOCIAL CARE
Social care users 'failed' by complaints system, watchdog says
By William Eichler | 28 February 2023
Adults attempting to challenge social care decisions made by councils are being 'failed,’ the nat...
WHITEHALL
Children's social worker numbers drop for first time since 2017
By Paul Marinko | 27 February 2023
The Government has been urged to act after official figures showed the number of children’s socia...
WHITEHALL
Avoiding a one-size-fits-all approach to social care reform
By Becky Wilkinson | 15 February 2023
Becky Wilkinson examines what Wolverhampton City Council has learned from being a trailblazer cou...
FINANCE
Warning over reserves at Shropshire
By Martin Ford | 13 February 2023
Officers at Shropshire Council have raised concerns about reserve levels if the authority’s predi...
WHITEHALL
Tensions over children's social workers
By Dan Peters | 08 February 2023
London Councils has launched a broadside at neighbouring South East councils for luring children’...
SOCIAL CARE
Concern over lack of public health voice on ICSs
By Martin Ford | 08 February 2023
Fears have been raised that public health is being left out in the cold by Integrated Care System...
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