Report on Wrexham social services unveiled
A REPORT by Wrexham’s Social Services department says it has made positive progress this year. The unit published its first annual performance report on Friday.
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A REPORT by Wrexham’s Social Services department says it has made positive progress this year. The unit published its first annual performance report on Friday.
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Calls to the NSPCC Helpline about serious child abuse have increased significantly since the death of Baby Peter two years ago, the charity said today.
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A SENIOR social worker is to face a disciplinary hearing over allegations he persuaded young offenders to pose topless. Christopher Hardman, a former manager with the Dewsbury-based youth offending team, is accused of offering young women money to pose naked and encouraging them to lie about their age.
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Doncaster’s troubled children’s services department is recruiting a new management team as part of attempts to bolster child protection in the borough.
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CHARITY bosses today called for stricter controls on the hiring and training of staff after a frail pensioner was sexually assaulted by a worker at a council-run care home.
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HIGHLAND Council’s social work department is facing a financial crisis because of increased demand for services. Now staffing levels are to be reviewed and there are fears there could be cuts to services to balance the books.
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HEALTH chiefs are basing a new disabled strategy for the Lothians on data collected nearly three decades ago, leading to claims they are underestimating the number of who need help by tens of thousands.
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THE short-term future of Cupar’s Age Concern centre has been secured, thanks to a grant of up to £10,000 from Fife Council. There had been fears that the cash-strapped centre could be forced to close within two months.
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A QUALIFIED nurse who refused to take job as a cleaner when new bosses took over the care home where she worked has won her case for unfair dismissal.
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TWO workers have been cleared of abusing elderly residents in a Hull care home. Kathryn Mary Broadley, 59, and Tina Taylor, 53, were found unanimously not guilty by a jury at Hull Crown Court of ill-treating and neglecting five women aged between 77 and 90.
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