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Domestic abuse victims urged to call charities following England’s Euro 2020 defeat

By Laura Parnaby, Reporter12th July 202112th July 2021News England

Victims of domestic abuse have been urged to call charities for support following England’s loss to Italy in the Euro 2020 final on Sunday evening. Domestic violence charities Women’s Aid

Frontline social care workers highly undervalued and should be paid extra £7000 a year, new report

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter9th July 20219th July 2021News England, Reports & Resources

A ground-breaking report from Community Integrated Care (CIC) has found that many frontline social care workers are undervalued by as much as 39% – nearly £7000 per year – in

Local councils face ‘£3 billion budget deficit’ as nation emerges from lockdown restrictions

By The Press Association9th July 2021News England

Local councils across the UK are facing a £3 billion budget deficit as a result of the pandemic, according to an investigation by the BBC. The broadcaster’s Shared Data Unit

Easing lockdown cannot be at expense of half million immunocompromised people, charities warn

By Jane Kirby, Reporter9th July 2021News England

Sixteen health charities have joined forces to urge the Government to support around 500,000 people for whom the Covid-19 vaccines may give less protection. With most of England’s Covid rules

Children’s Minister warns councils could be mandated to look after more unaccompanied child migrants

By Jemma Crew, Reporter8th July 2021News England

The Government could require councils to look after more child migrants who arrive on Britain’s shores unaccompanied if they do not step forward to do more voluntarily. Children’s Minister Vicky

‘Stuff that dreams are made of’ says care home manager awarded MBE for work with vulnerable children

By Helen William, Reporter8th July 2021News England

A local coronavirus hero who has been given an MBE for helping vulnerable children during the pandemic feels he has already been rewarded “through the progression and development” of the

Domiciliary care services continued to see growth during pandemic, new workforce data reveals

By Laura McKellar, Reporter8th July 20218th July 2021News England, Reports & Resources

Domiciliary care services continued to grow during the pandemic according to data from Skills for Care’s latest ‘The size and structure of the adult social care sector and workforce in

‘Tragically sad situation’ led to teenager struggling with lockdown taking own life, coroner concludes

By Claire Hayhurst, Reporter8th July 2021News England

A teenager struggling with isolation during the Covid-19 lockdown took her own life, an inquest heard. Gabrielle Treharne, 17, was found dead at her home in Cannington, Bridgwater, Somerset, on

Government to set up new unit across multiple departments to tackle drug misuse in society

By John Besley, Reporter8th July 2021News England

A new drugs unit will be set up to help end illegal drug-related illness and deaths, the Government has announced. The Joint Combating Drugs Unit will combine multiple Government departments,

Mandatory vaccination of care home workforce ‘unnecessary and misguided’, academics warn

By Jemma Crew, Reporter8th July 2021News England

Mandatory vaccination against coronavirus of care home staff is “unnecessary, disproportionate, and misguided”, academics have warned. Government plans to make Covid-19 jabs a condition of deployment for care home staff

Category: News England

Domestic abuse victims urged to call charities following England’s Euro 2020 defeat

Easing lockdown cannot be at expense of half million immunocompromised people, charities warn

Children’s Minister warns councils could be mandated to look after more unaccompanied child migrants

‘Stuff that dreams are made of’ says care home manager awarded MBE for work with vulnerable children

‘Tragically sad situation’ led to teenager struggling with lockdown taking own life, coroner concludes

Government to set up new unit across multiple departments to tackle drug misuse in society

Mandatory vaccination of care home workforce ‘unnecessary and misguided’, academics warn

Family hail justice for little ones as mother jailed over four boys’ fire deaths

Southport child-killer detained for at least 52 years for ‘sadistic’ murders of girls

Whitehall ‘group think’ and inter-departmental ‘open warfare’ slammed by vaccine tsar

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Category: News England

Domestic abuse victims urged to call charities following England’s Euro 2020 defeat

Frontline social care workers highly undervalued and should be paid extra £7000 a year, new report

Local councils face ‘£3 billion budget deficit’ as nation emerges from lockdown restrictions

Easing lockdown cannot be at expense of half million immunocompromised people, charities warn

Children’s Minister warns councils could be mandated to look after more unaccompanied child migrants

‘Stuff that dreams are made of’ says care home manager awarded MBE for work with vulnerable children

Domiciliary care services continued to see growth during pandemic, new workforce data reveals

‘Tragically sad situation’ led to teenager struggling with lockdown taking own life, coroner concludes

Government to set up new unit across multiple departments to tackle drug misuse in society

Mandatory vaccination of care home workforce ‘unnecessary and misguided’, academics warn