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Fresh complaints over Essex Police child abuse investigations

By The Press Association23rd February 2015News England

A watchdog is investigating further complaints over a police force’s handling of sex cases after uncovering problems with 30 child abuse investigations dating back to the 1960s. Staff at Essex

Care worker admits attempting to murder three colleagues

By The Press Association20th February 2015News England

A care worker has admitted trying to murder three colleagues at a home for the elderly. Melissa Swift pleaded guilty at Birmingham Crown Court today to three counts of attempted

Watchdog warns welfare reforms ‘raise women abuse fears’

By The Press Association19th February 2015News England

The Government’s flagship welfare reform could leave women vulnerable to domestic abuse, a parliamentary human rights watchdog has warned. Universal credit, which was rolled out nationwide on Monday, could expose

Study reveals dementia diagnosis deficit

By The Press Association19th February 2015News England

One in seven patients with a history of dementia are not being identified as having the condition when they are admitted to hospital in England, a study suggests. Failure to

Childcare costs mean families find it does not pay to work

By The Press Association19th February 2015News England

Spiralling childcare costs mean that for many families “it simply does not pay to work”, a major report has warned. It suggests that despite heavy Government spending, childcare prices have

Mental health trust first to be put in special measures

By The Press Association19th February 2015News England

A mental health trust has become the first in the country to be put into special measures, the health sector regulator has said. Urgent improvements are needed to the care

Male suicides at highest rate in over a decade

By The Press Association19th February 2015News England

The number of people killing themselves in the UK rose in 2013, official figures revealed today, as male suicides hit their highest rate in more than a decade. A total

Family Drug and Alcohol Court to be extended across England

By Iain MacDonald19th February 2015News England

Courts which help parents deal with drug or alcohol addiction so they can keep their children are to be extended in more areas of England. With courts currently operating across

Giving up caring associated with increased depression

By Iain MacDonald19th February 2015News England

Social isolation, loneliness and giving up caregiving all linked to depression and low quality of life in old age A new report published today by the International Longevity Centre –

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Fresh complaints over Essex Police child abuse investigations

Care worker admits attempting to murder three colleagues

Watchdog warns welfare reforms ‘raise women abuse fears’

Study reveals dementia diagnosis deficit

Childcare costs mean families find it does not pay to work

Mental health trust first to be put in special measures

Male suicides at highest rate in over a decade

Family Drug and Alcohol Court to be extended across England

Giving up caring associated with increased depression

Mother of woman who took own life brands daughter’s abuser ‘a monster’

MPs reject Tory bid to launch another national inquiry into grooming gangs

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Tag: News England

Poor health and social care integration impacting on older people

Fresh complaints over Essex Police child abuse investigations

Care worker admits attempting to murder three colleagues

Watchdog warns welfare reforms ‘raise women abuse fears’

Study reveals dementia diagnosis deficit

Childcare costs mean families find it does not pay to work

Mental health trust first to be put in special measures

Male suicides at highest rate in over a decade

Family Drug and Alcohol Court to be extended across England

Giving up caring associated with increased depression