Bid to overcome Bradford staff shortage problems
Families who care for young people with severe learning difficulties say they are at crisis point after care was cut back at a Bradford Council-run respite centre.
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Families who care for young people with severe learning difficulties say they are at crisis point after care was cut back at a Bradford Council-run respite centre.
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A controversial children’s home near Bristol looks set to open this summer in spite of widespread opposition from locals.
Residential care provider Northerncare has applied for a licence for its new home in Portishead and said the new facility could be up and running in two to three months.
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A CARE home has been boarded up – despite res- idents and their families still being officially con-sulted on its closure. Blackburn with Darwen Council announced plans to close Brookside Care Home, in Pearl Street, Blackburn, as a “plan B” to cut costs for elderly care after it failed to sell three of its five homes.
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A nursing home has won a planning appeal against Colchester Council. Inspector Christopher Anstey ruled in favour of Abberton Manor after hearing both sides of the debate in March.
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The worst-taught degrees in the country have been exposed by disgruntled students, with subjects taught at Britain’s elite universities ranked among the worst performers.
A high proportion of suspected victims of child trafficking are disappearing from local authority care, according to an influential body of MPs.
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Ofsted has published its revised plans on inspection of safeguarding and looked-after children, including unannounced inspections of child protection services in every local authority.
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A senior care-home nurse is facing a disciplinary hearing after he allegedly failed to get treatment for an elderly woman’s gangrene-infected leg.
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A landmark ruling on free personal care could pave the way for scores of other legal cases where elderly people may have been overcharged by local authorities.
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IT WAS a computer handed in for repair which led police to uncover Scotland’s worst ever paedophile ring. The discovery of child pornography on engineer Neil Strachan’s PC triggered an 18-month investigation which ended with eight men convicted of a horrific catalogue of sex abuse against children.
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