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SOCIAL CARE
More cash, but not enough
By Heather Jameson | 01 December 2020
With its £5.5bn extra funding for local government next year the Spending Review may have deliver...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Survey shows public trusts councils more than Government on COVID
By Ann McGauran | 30 November 2020
The findings of a new opinion poll show the public trusts councils more than Government on the re...
SOCIAL CARE
Spending review: Greater certainty is needed on social care reform
By Dr Eleanor Roy | 26 November 2020
The Spending Review was a missed chance to provide adequate funding and a firm basis for the refo...
SOCIAL CARE
Ofsted warns of unseen child abuse
By Martin Ford | 26 November 2020
Opportunities to protect children at risk of harm are being missed due to the pandemic, Ofsted ha...
SOCIAL CARE
SPENDING REVIEW: Live to fight another year
By Jonathan Werran | 25 November 2020
Local government has probably got just about enough from the chancellor to keep the show on the r...
SOCIAL CARE
Spending Review: NHS receives £3bn funding boost
By Laura Sharman | 25 November 2020
The chancellor has announced £18bn will be spent on preventative coronavirus measures next year, ...
SOCIAL CARE
Seven reasons for hope
By Dr Michael Sanders | 25 November 2020
Seven projects were successful in What Works for Children’s Social Care’s ‘highly competitive’ fi...
SOCIAL CARE
Care staff concerns as demand set to peak
By Martin Ford | 18 November 2020
Concerns have been voiced about staffing levels in children’s services as the COVID-19 second wav...
HEALTH
How to cut debt and fund our social care
By Michael Burton | 17 November 2020
A flat-rate health and social care levy to raise £17bn was a centrepiece of a new study last week...
SOCIAL CARE
Birmingham loses a political giant
By Brigid Jones | 12 November 2020
Brigid Jones pays tribute to Theresa Stewart – the only woman to have led Britain’s largest local...
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