One in five Scots children lives in poverty, study shows
ONE in five children is living in poverty in parts of almost every local council area in Scotland, a survey from a group of leading charities has revealed.
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ONE in five children is living in poverty in parts of almost every local council area in Scotland, a survey from a group of leading charities has revealed.
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Practical gadgets to help the elderly and infirm at home have been developed by a university team using the latest technology.
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Whether independent or devolved from the UK, Scotland is set to gain more control over welfare spending – including state pensions, unemployment and disability benefits.
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A probe into the financial management of social work in Dumfries and Galloway has uncovered a number of failings.
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Two women whose new-born babies were taken into care have won a court ruling that their human rights were breached.
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SWANSEA is leading the way when it comes to looking after our elderly, it has been claimed.
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The number of children in Wales getting caught up in crime is continuing to fall, figures show. In the last decade annual reported youth crime in Swansea alone has fallen from 2,044 incidents to 428 last year.
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A cap on care costs of £75,000 and a higher means-test threshold of £123,000 from 2017. What will this achieve? By Dr Emma Stone
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Few people will benefit from these timid proposals – more radical action is needed to meet the needs of our ageing population, by Stephen Burke
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The government has taken Dilnot’s proposals and shorn them of their most expensive parts to reduce the £2.2bn original cost, by Randeep Ramesh