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Digital Health and Care Reform Will Fail Without Councils, Warns LGA
The Local Government Association (LGA) is calling for councils to be made equal partners with the NHS to prevent digital reform in health and social care from failing.
Epilepsy Associated With Increased Risk of Dementia Before Age 65
People with epilepsy may be more likely to develop young-onset dementia than people without epilepsy, according to a study published in Neurology®, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.
Mayor Cuts Ribbon at Bournemouth Care Home’s New Men’s Shed
The Mayor of Bournemouth has cut the ribbon on a new men’s club at a care home, bringing residents together to share skills and enjoy practical activities.
Keymer Hall and Stroke Association Join Forces to Back Survivors
Keymer Hall by Boutique Care Homes hosted the Stroke Association’s annual Stroke supporters forum on Monday 19 October 2026, welcoming volunteers and supporters from across Surrey and Sussex.
New Skills Collective to Help Tackle Long-Term Workforce Challenges Across the Sector
A skills collective is bringing together workforce leaders, employers, educators, sector bodies, union representatives and people with lived experience to help shape the future of…
“Care Market Must be Shaped Around People’s Needs” Warns Care Leader
Social care leader Mike Padgham has called for urgent action on funding and commissioning following today’s publication of the Care Quality Commission’s State of Care…
Dementia Diagnoses in England Reach Record High as NHS Meets Detection Target
The number of people formally diagnosed with dementia in England has reached a record 523,081, according to the latest figures, an increase of 10,615 from…
Industry Reacts as CQC Warns of Growing Pressure on Social Care
Leading figures from across the social care sector have responded to the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) latest State of Care report, warning of deep inequalities and that access to care remains a major challenge as rising demand increasingly falls on unpaid family carers, while thousands of people struggle to obtain the support they need.
My Choice Healthcare Celebrates Trio of Successes at Social Care Awards
Care provider My Choice Healthcare is celebrating huge success at this year’s Social Care Top 30 and Social Care Leadership Awards. CEO Bethan Evans was…
Rapid Change and Inequality Shape Social Care, CQC Warns
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has warned that England’s social care market is undergoing rapid change, with no clear direction of travel, while persistent inequalities…
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Blueleaf Achieves Double Sustainability Recognition with Green Mark Level 2 and EcoVadis Silver
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.
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How to Help Your Health and Care Business Grow in 2026
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…
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PCS Introduces CarerOS at Care Show Birmingham to Tackle Disconnected Care Systems
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.
