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Man and woman stabbed to death at east London care home

By The Press Association7th September 2015News England

An elderly man and a middle-aged woman have died after they were stabbed at a sheltered housing complex. A man in his mid-80s and a woman in her mid-50s were

Corbyn dismisses claim he failed to investigate Islington child abuse

By The Press Association23rd July 2015News England

The Labour leadership battle has become increasingly bitter after a campaigning MP claimed Jeremy Corbyn was unfit to win the contest because he failed to investigate historical allegations of child

FGM estimated to affect one in 20 women in Southwark, says report

By The Press Association21st July 2015News England

As many as one in every 20 women in one London borough is believed to have undergone female genital mutilation (FGM). A report by City University London and human rights

Research team secures funding to reduce dehydration in care homes

By Iain MacDonald20th July 2015Education & Training

A team from the University of West London’s (UWL) Richard Wells Research Centre has been awarded funding for an applied research project to reduce dehydration in local care homes. Led

Last shout for Greenwich health and social care open evening

By Iain MacDonald9th June 2015Education & Training

The University of Greenwich is holding another Health & Social Care Open Evening tomorrow, Wednesday 10 June. There are two events, at the Avery Hill and Medway campuses, and all

Bookings open for first Care Certificate Assessor training courses

By Iain MacDonald8th June 2015Education & Training

The first National Skills Academy for Health Care Certificate Assessor training courses, in London on 25 June 2015 and Newcastle on 14 July 2015, are now available for booking. The

Hundreds of thousands expected for anti-austerity march

By The Press Association5th June 2015News England

Organisers of an anti-austerity protest are predicting that hundreds of thousands of people will join the demonstration. The People’s Assembly said 70,000 had already pledged support for the event in

Third of Londoners struggling with rising living costs

By The Press Association19th May 2015News England

A third of Londoners cannot afford a decent standard of living because of extra costs of living in the capital, such as housing and transport, according to a new report.

LSBU’s school of health and social care to develop People’s Academy

By Iain MacDonald19th March 2015Education & Training

London South Bank University (LSBU) will establish the first university-based “People’s Academy” within its School of Health and Social Care. As the need to increase patient and public involvement in

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Man and woman stabbed to death at east London care home

Corbyn dismisses claim he failed to investigate Islington child abuse

FGM estimated to affect one in 20 women in Southwark, says report

Research team secures funding to reduce dehydration in care homes

Last shout for Greenwich health and social care open evening

Bookings open for first Care Certificate Assessor training courses

Hundreds of thousands expected for anti-austerity march

Third of Londoners struggling with rising living costs

LSBU’s school of health and social care to develop People’s Academy

Abortion case prompts calls for legal reform after woman’s four-year ordeal

Infected blood victims will die before they get compensation, minister accepts

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Man and woman stabbed to death at east London care home

Corbyn dismisses claim he failed to investigate Islington child abuse

FGM estimated to affect one in 20 women in Southwark, says report

Research team secures funding to reduce dehydration in care homes

Last shout for Greenwich health and social care open evening

Bookings open for first Care Certificate Assessor training courses

Hundreds of thousands expected for anti-austerity march

Third of Londoners struggling with rising living costs

Hounslow social worker struck off over safeguarding failure

LSBU’s school of health and social care to develop People’s Academy