Adult social care providers across England are being invited to apply for a free support programme designed to help organisations put the Care Workforce Pathway (the Pathway) into practice and strengthen workforce development.
BAFTA-winning actor and BBC Radio Bristol presenter Joe Sims pulled the first pint at Avon Valley’s new pub, the Stags Head Inn, on Monday 19…
Fourteen health and care charities are calling on the Government to launch a full, independent review of NHS continuing healthcare (CHC), warning that families facing…
Three quarters (75%) of people believe the NHS should fund new treatments that slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease, even if the benefits are modest,…
The Chair of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, Baroness (Heather) Hallett, has today published her sixth report. She concludes that, in the early stages of the…
A committed Newcastle care professional who has spent 35 years caring for residents and supporting colleagues has celebrated a remarkable milestone with Solehawk Ltd. Linda…
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry is due to publish its report examining the impact of the pandemic on adult social care Later today (Tuesday, October 20),…
The dedication and outstanding contributions of staff across Black Swan Care Group’s 24 care homes in East Anglia have been celebrated at the company’s annual…
A new report from Care England reveals how sustained funding pressures are resulting in local authorities arranging care for self-funding older people at rates that…
Residents have until Wednesday this week (21st) to share their views on proposals for the future of Henry Cornish Care Centre in Chipping Norton, and Townsend House in Headington, Oxford.
Blueleaf has further strengthened its sustainability credentials with the achievement of both Green Mark Level 2 Accreditation and an EcoVadis Silver Medal, marking significant milestones in the company’s commitment to responsible business practices and continuous improvement.
Health and care businesses are critical to support UK communities. They help provide a safe place for some of the most vulnerable people in society. But this safety relies heavily on the cash in the bank…
Person Centred Software (PCS) unveiled its new connected care operating system, CarerOS, at Care Show Birmingham, aiming to address the growing risks and operational pressures created by disconnected digital systems in care homes.
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