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Today Action on Elder Abuse (AEA) launches its Care Providers Campaign, an awareness and fundraising movement that invites care providers in the United Kingdom to

Specialist property adviser, Christie + Co has released a new report gauging initial reactions to the National Living Wage’s (NLW) impact on the UK labour market from

FOUR LEADING AGENCIES representing providers and commissioners across the health and social care sector have called for `urgent’ talks with Treasury and other Whitehall Departments

Just 30% of over-45s believe that the state will pay for their care suggests the fourth Partnership Care Index with a dramatic collapse in confidence

David Behan, Chief Executive of the Care Quality Commission, said: “I welcome the decision from the Secretary of State to appoint Peter Wyman CBE as

Amy Woodgate residential care facility has been recognised as ‘outstanding’ for its service-led approach and a rating of ‘good’ overall, after a recent inspection by

A staff member at a Glasgow care home has been crowned ‘Star Baker’, after his meticulously crafted showstopper wowed judges at Bupa’s very own Great

A study, by the Yale School of Public Health, has suggested that those who hold negative beliefs about ageing are more likely to have brain changes

Gogglebox stars join campaign to tackle loneliness A quarter of all over-65s – nearly three million people [i] – are not looking forward to Christmas this

Researchers in the US have highlighted a possible link between a prostate cancer treatment called androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) and the risk of Alzheimer’s disease.

A Salisbury care home’s Christmas market raised more than £500 towards its residents’ nominated charity, Age UK. The free-to-enter event at Braemar Lodge in Stratford

The New Deanery and St Mary’s Court care homes in Bocking near Braintree have been named as finalists at the government backed Skills for Care

A professional chef from Perry Manor care home in Worcester is celebrating after being crowned Chef of the Year at Care UK’s annual Residential Care

A study, by the Yale School of Public Health, has suggested that those who hold negative beliefs about ageing are more likely to have brain changes