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New report reveals challenges of adult social care charging reforms

The County Councils Network (CCN) have launched a new report which independently analyses the government’s adult social care charging reforms.

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Care providers: ‘Vulnerable need a windfall tax too’

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Shocking care figures ‘shame’ the country, providers warn

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Inquiry to examine progress on digital transformation of NHS

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Prescription charge will be frozen for first time in over a decade

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Over half a million people waiting for social care, report reveals

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Increased funding for nursing in care homes ‘welcomed’

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Health and Care Act leaves ‘unfinished business’ for social care

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Research warns social care faces succession challenge in next decade

Social care could face a succession challenge in the next 10 years if young talent is not encouraged into and promoted within the industry, finds new data.

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Health and Care Bill ‘just the start of care reform’, says providers

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Government policy towards care homes during Covid-19 ruled illegal

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Third of social care providers forced to shut services, report warns

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Sector accuses government of being ‘out of touch’ on care crisis

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Provider body warns cash shortage putting vital care at risk

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Charity launches report on cost of living crisis in Brighton

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‘Lack of collective knowledge’ on needs of children in care