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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has welcomed the National Audit Office’s report out today (Wednesday 22 July), which examines how it has developed and introduced

Stocks Hall St Helens held a charity bike ride with a difference which raised a fabulous £510. Caring duo Sean Speakman, Unit Supervisor and Shaun

Entries are now open for Skills for Care’s annual Accolades awards rewarding the best employers who are committed to delivering high quality care and developing

Researchers in the US have announced new findings which highlight factors that could affect the risk of memory problems as we age. The investigators analysed

Hallmark Care Homes facility in Warwickshire, Anya Court has been named ‘Large Business of the Year’ at the Rugby Business Excellence Awards. The home which

The Alzheimer’s Association International Conference 2015 have suggested new ways to predict who will develop Alzheimer’s disease, the most common cause of dementia, before symptoms

Unexplained weight loss is often seen in people with dementia, which can lead to further complications, including mental and physical deterioration.  New research from Bournemouth

Residents at a care home in Tunbridge Wells were recognised  and honoured for their contribution to HM Armed Forces (Saturday 18 July). Ten residents at

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has signed up to an important campaign to show the health and social care regulator’s commitment to best practice in

Care and Support Minister Alistair Burt announced earlier this month that the implementation of the £72,000 cap on care costs will be delayed until April

ELDERLY Thornaby residents escaped from their care home for a day trip to the Redcar beachfront. Fourteen residents from Mandale House Care Home, on Acklam

Latest figures suggest that up to 1.12 million people in the UK could be affected by an outbreak of the infectious winter vomiting bug, ‘norovirus’.