AMs heard concerns that the independent watchdog for the health services in Wales is currently not working effectively. The Health and Social Care Committee were continuing with their inquiry into

A REVIEW of residential care for older people in Wales has been criticised for not including a care sector representative on its expert team. An advisory panel compiled by Sarah

More than 97%  alleged victims have already been video interviewed by police as part of Operation Pallial Allegations of historic child abuse from more than 200 alleged victims are now

A 40-year-old care home in Porthmadog will close following a decision by Gwynedd councillors. Hafod y Gest opened as a temporary building and was not expected to be still in

Wrexham’s super-prison may not deliver the promised jobs and could damage the area’s economy, it has been claimed. A review by independent think tank the Institute of Welsh Affairs says

A 60-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of child cruelty by officers investigating alleged historical sexual abuse in north Wales care homes. The man, from Oswestry, Shropshire, was arrested

INSPIRATIONAL Gwent carers have struck gold at an industry awards ceremony. Ebbw Vale senior care assistant Nanette Jones took home the top award for dementia care in the Welsh Care

In a joint initiative between Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board and Swansea Council’s social services department, a new pilot project aims to ensure more people can receive vital care

The serious neglect of an elderly patient at two hospitals has led to a pledge from Wales’ health minister for a review into a health board. The family of Lilian

LOCAL health bodies were not adequately informed of a suicidal student’s mental health issues when she moved to Lampeter according to a health trust review. Lauren Smith, from Canterbury in