Russell attacks university over ‘perverse’ plan to cut courses
SCOTLAND’S Education Secretary has launched an outspoken attack on the running of one of the country’s leading universities.
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Older NI people’s care in election focus
Election candidates are to be lobbied over the care provided in residential and nursing homes.
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Health of older people to be monitored in five-year study
THE health and wellbeing of older people in Wales is to be charted in a multi-million-pound survey.
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Birmingham to lose 750 jobs in children’s services
Cuts of £68m to Birmingham’s children’s services have been rubber-stamped in a move that will mean the loss of around 750 jobs.
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Management posts to go at Bristol City Council
Two management posts at Bristol City Council, costing £250,000 per year, are to be cut.
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Stoke care home residents caught up in legal row with council
ELDERLY dementia sufferers face being caught up in a legal battle after their care home fees were slashed by a council.
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Baby Peter sacking: Sharon Shoesmith ‘denied justice’
A council officer who presided over the department which failed to help abused toddler Baby Peter is fighting her sacking at the Court of Appeal.
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Coventry documentary on children in care wins national award
A DOCUMENTARY which was filmed in Coventry to shed light on the world of children in care has won a national television award.
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500 councillors back call to protect Supporting People services
More than 500 councillors have signed a letter urging town halls in England to avoid making disproportionate cuts to services supporting some of the most vulnerable people in their communities.
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CWDC to continue to support workforce beyond 2012
The Children’s Workforce Development Council (CWDC) has announced plans to continue beyond March 2012 despite being told the government will no longer fund their workforce development work from April 2012.
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