Sex offender ordered to pay legal fees after ‘hopeless’ bid to avoid deportation
A convicted Sri Lankan sex offender who arrived in the UK by “clandestine” means has been told to pay legal fees run up by Home Secretary Theresa May after a
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Data on domiciliary care managers registered to practise in Wales published
The Care Council for Wales (CCW) have now published the annual profile for 2016 of the domiciliary care managers registered to practise in Wales. Mandatory registration of domiciliary care managers
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New guide to help organisations across Wales promote equality
A new leaflet to help health boards, NHS trusts and public sector organisations across Wales promote equality has been developed by the NHS Centre for Equality and Human Rights (CEHR).
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Care Council for Wales issue update detailing online guidance for workforce
The MyCareCouncil online registration service has been available for more than three years and the Care Council for Wales (CCW) now receive 100 per cent of applications and 97 per
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Vaughan Gething pays tribute to nursing and midwifery professions in Wales
Vaughan Gething has paid tribute to nursing and midwifery staff in Wales, calling for further improvement to the quality and experience of care for all who use the NHS. Speaking
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Innovative approach to care wins plaudits for North Wales care home
Care home residents are enjoying a touch of glamour thanks to a professional nail bar at the Pen-y-Bryn care home in Bagillt, Flintshire – part of an innovative approach to
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Welsh older people’s commissioner responds to poverty report
The Older People’s Commissioner for Wales has voiced her support for a new report highlighting the plight of many poverty-stricken pensioners. The report, from charity Independent Age, suggests thousands of
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Doctors’ negligence trial hears weight was ‘falling off’ boy in run-up to death
A grieving mother broke down in tears and spoke of her frustration that doctors could not find out what was wrong with her son in the run-up to his death.
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Researchers to evaluate training for people leaving criminal justice system in Wales
Researchers from the Department of Sociology at Manchester Metropolitan University have been awarded funding by the Welsh government to evaluate their essential skills training for offenders serving sentences in the
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Research explores healthcare workers’ decision-making in dementia care
A new study aims to produce an over-arching decision-making healthcare model in North Wales by focusing on patients with dementia – a disease that costs the UK £26.3 billion a
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