Baroness Casey will today say a report requested by her commission shows successive Governments have been ‘asleep at the wheel’ on social care.
A petition from 14 health and care charities has said improving access to NHS continuing healthcare (CHC) funding is an urgent test of the Government’s ambition to fix care.
A National Care Service Programme setting out how the Welsh Government will aim to create a more consistent and sustainable care system has been published.
The adult social care workforce in England has grown for the fourth successive year, with vacancies falling to their lowest level in a decade, according to Skills for Care's latest annual report.
The King’s Fund has called for an ‘equal access’ national assessment to eliminate the social care postcode lottery.
Ben Pumphrey, legal director and data governance specialist at Anthony Collins, discusses how can social care providers prepare for the Single Patient Record.
Thousands of households across England are being invited to take part in the Government’s Big Conversation on Care.
A cross-party think-tank has called for social care costs to be removed from council budgets.
The Government has been urged to bring the threshold for social care support in line with inflation as part of reforms.
A Help at Home service in North Wales is helping ease pressure on the NHS.
Liberal Democrat health spokesperson Helen Morgan has set out three tests for cross-party social care reform talks with the Government.
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Newbury - Council Offices, Market StreetFrom £106,618 to £113,740 (Grade O)
Newport, Isle of WightGrade 6, £26,825 to £28,142 per annum + Standby allowance
Crewe, Cheshire£48,072 - £54,994 per annum