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Former PM calls for wealthy to do more to end ‘shocking’ poverty and inequality

By The Press Association11th November 2015News England

Successful businesses and wealthy individuals should make a bigger contribution to ending “shocking” levels of poverty and inequality in Britain, Sir John Major said. The Conservative former prime minister also

Council served with Improvement Notice over failing children services department

By Iain MacDonald11th November 2015News England

The Government has issued an Improvement Notice to Cumbria County Counicl over ongoing problems in its children’s services department. Following earlier ‘inadequate’ inspections, Ofsted have now said action must be

‘Significant concerns’ as woman may have been exploited in complex care case, Judge

By The Press Association11th November 2015News England

A vulnerable woman embroiled in a family court fight over the future of her eight-year-old son may have been exploited by a psychologist, a judge has said. Dr Ludwig F

Report warns of imminent crisis in residential care which could cost NHS £3 billion

By Iain MacDonald10th November 2015News England

The NHS faces a £3 billion bill as residential care homes shut their doors forcing hospitals to care for the elderly, according to a report from the independent think tank

Government accused of doing ‘absolutely nothing’ to tackle homelessness

By The Press Association10th November 2015News England

A Labour MP has accused the Government of doing “absolutely nothing” to tackle the “disgrace” of increasing homelessness and rough sleeping in the UK. Clive Lewis, Labour MP for Norwich

Laws on ‘forced adoption’ cause controversy in Europe, says leading judge

By The Press Association10th November 2015News England

A leading judge says he is “acutely conscious” of concerns voiced in parts of Europe about the “forced adoption” of children in England and Wales. Sir James Munby, the most

Patients ‘should have direct access to physiotherapy’ in GP’s surgery

By The Press Association10th November 2015News England

Patients should be able to see a physiotherapist in their GP’s surgery, an expert has said. Professor Karen Middleton (pictured), chief executive of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, said patients

Third of care homes falling below expected standard, health watchdog warns

By The Press Association9th November 2015News England

Two in five care homes are falling below expected standards amid concerns about safety, a health watchdog has warned. Andrea Sutcliffe, the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) chief adult social care

Councils spend ‘close to nothing’ on preventing mental health problems

By The Press Association9th November 2015News England

Councils spend just 1% of their budget on preventing mental health problems, a charity has said. Mind said the battle to prevent poor health was also undermined by the fact

Category: News England

Former PM calls for wealthy to do more to end ‘shocking’ poverty and inequality

Council served with Improvement Notice over failing children services department

‘Significant concerns’ as woman may have been exploited in complex care case, Judge

Report warns of imminent crisis in residential care which could cost NHS £3 billion

Government accused of doing ‘absolutely nothing’ to tackle homelessness

Laws on ‘forced adoption’ cause controversy in Europe, says leading judge

Patients ‘should have direct access to physiotherapy’ in GP’s surgery

Third of care homes falling below expected standard, health watchdog warns

Councils spend ‘close to nothing’ on preventing mental health problems

Cooper announces local reviews into grooming gangs following legal action threat

Mother of woman who took own life brands daughter’s abuser ‘a monster’

MPs reject Tory bid to launch another national inquiry into grooming gangs

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Category: News England

Former PM calls for wealthy to do more to end ‘shocking’ poverty and inequality

Council served with Improvement Notice over failing children services department

‘Significant concerns’ as woman may have been exploited in complex care case, Judge

Shocking survey finds disabled ‘sleeping in wheelchairs’ due to ‘crumbling’ social care

Report warns of imminent crisis in residential care which could cost NHS £3 billion

Government accused of doing ‘absolutely nothing’ to tackle homelessness

Laws on ‘forced adoption’ cause controversy in Europe, says leading judge

Patients ‘should have direct access to physiotherapy’ in GP’s surgery

Third of care homes falling below expected standard, health watchdog warns

Councils spend ‘close to nothing’ on preventing mental health problems