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SNP to press ahead with Named Person scheme despite ‘incompatible’ ruling

By The Press Association28th July 2016News Scotland

The Scottish Government insists controversial new measures to appoint a named person for every child will still go ahead despite the UK’s highest court ruling the legislation at present is

Teenage Cancer Trust open new state-of-the-art unit in Glasgow

By The Press Association28th July 2016News Scotland

Royalty, a rock legend and a popular comedian put a smile on the faces of young children as they opened a state-of-the-art cancer unit in Glasgow. The Who frontman and

New figures show cocaine and ecstasy use soars in wealthier households

By The Press Association28th July 2016News England

Cocaine and ecstasy use has jumped among people from wealthier households in England and Wales, new figures indicate. In 2015/16, 3% of those aged 16 to 59 from households with

Killer nurse Victorino Chua fails in bid to challenge conviction and sentence

By The Press Association28th July 2016News England

A hospital nurse who murdered two patients and poisoned others has failed in a bid to challenge his conviction and sentence. Victorino Chua was jailed for life with a minimum

Victims charity alarmed as prisoners freed by mistake hits highest level for six years

By The Press Association28th July 2016News England

The number of prisoners mistakenly released has reached the highest level for six years. Sixty-five convicted criminals or suspects were freed in error in 2015/16 – an increase of 16

Poppi Worthington’s mother hopes second inquest will reveal truth about death

By The Press Association28th July 2016News England

The mother of 13-month-old Poppi Worthington whose sudden death was shrouded in secrecy hopes that a second inquest will uncover how her daughter died. The infant died after collapsing with

Care Council update resources for Early Years and Childcare sector in Wales

By Iain MacDonald27th July 2016News Wales

Following major legislative changes in Wales over the last five years, the Care Council for Wales (CCW) have announced they have updated three Early years and Childcare resources to ensure

Senior judge named as new head of Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry

By The Press Association27th July 2016News Scotland

A senior judge has been appointed to lead the independent public inquiry into the abuse of children in care, weeks after its previous chair quit following claims she had made

NHS board ordered to pay patient’s costs after ‘unacceptable’ scan delay

By The Press Association27th July 2016News Scotland

A health board has been ordered to pay the costs of private treatment after an “unacceptable delay” in arranging a patient’s scan. The Scottish Public Services Ombudsman has told Greater

Hearings into child sex abuse claims against Sir Cyril Smith to begin next year

By The Press Association27th July 2016News England

Hearings into allegations of child sex abuse against Sir Cyril Smith will not begin until the middle of next year. Ben Emmerson QC, counsel to the Independent Inquiry into Child

Category: Care News

SNP to press ahead with Named Person scheme despite ‘incompatible’ ruling

Teenage Cancer Trust open new state-of-the-art unit in Glasgow

New figures show cocaine and ecstasy use soars in wealthier households

Killer nurse Victorino Chua fails in bid to challenge conviction and sentence

Victims charity alarmed as prisoners freed by mistake hits highest level for six years

Poppi Worthington’s mother hopes second inquest will reveal truth about death

Care Council update resources for Early Years and Childcare sector in Wales

Senior judge named as new head of Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry

NHS board ordered to pay patient’s costs after ‘unacceptable’ scan delay

Hearings into child sex abuse claims against Sir Cyril Smith to begin next year

Teenager who murdered family was planning shooting at his former primary school

Mother’s anger after coroner finds Army failures contributed to Jaysley’s death

Thirty councils in severe financial distress granted support to protect services

More than half of councils face insolvency over special needs spending – survey

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Category: Care News

SNP to press ahead with Named Person scheme despite ‘incompatible’ ruling

Teenage Cancer Trust open new state-of-the-art unit in Glasgow

New figures show cocaine and ecstasy use soars in wealthier households

Killer nurse Victorino Chua fails in bid to challenge conviction and sentence

Victims charity alarmed as prisoners freed by mistake hits highest level for six years

Poppi Worthington’s mother hopes second inquest will reveal truth about death

Care Council update resources for Early Years and Childcare sector in Wales

Senior judge named as new head of Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry

NHS board ordered to pay patient’s costs after ‘unacceptable’ scan delay

Hearings into child sex abuse claims against Sir Cyril Smith to begin next year