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IPPR thinktank argues for free social care for over 65s in England
The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), a left-of-centre thinktank, has called for personal care to be free...
23 May 2019
The UK has violated its human rights obligations through sustained and widespread cuts to social support, says Professor Philip Alston the UN Rapporteur on extreme poverty said today....
22 May 2019
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has condemned the DWP for running a misleading PR campaign about Universal Credit.
The DWP campaign includes unbranded wraparound advertorials...
22 May 2019
An interim review by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) into the use of restraint, segregation and prolonged seclusion in the health and care sector concludes that the current system as...
21 May 2019
Join Get Yourself Active on Wednesday 5th June, 2pm-3pm to learn about the impact the programme has had over the last four years.
This webinar is designed to be an overview of the Get...
17 May 2019
Government Launches Consultation on introduction of Changing Places Toilets to all new Public Buildings
The government has launched a consultation ahead of proposals to ensure all new...
17 May 2019
The government’s Mobility Minister, Jesse Norman, has said that “new transport solutions and technology should be geared strongly towards making life easier for people with mobility...
16 May 2019
Scope are recruiting for a Volunteering Development Coordinator based at their office in Stratford, London. The role is a full time, 6 month contract and will involve supporting and...
15 May 2019
Free training workshop for school careers advisers and coordinators, school careers leaders and careers coaches interested in developing their professional understanding of disability...
14 May 2019
A vulnerable man remained at risk from poor care for more than 18 months, despite Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council being alerted to problems, the Local Government and Social Care...
09 May 2019
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