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Local care provider, Hartford Care, celebrated their brand new home in Romsey being one step closer to completion with a traditional ‘Topping Out’ ceremony this

Spending on care for people aged 65 and over has fallen by a fifth in England over the last 10 years, analysis by the BBC

Companies report no interest in care insurance, it was announced as part of the BBC’s ‘Cost of Care project’ today (Thursday 29 January 2015). 17

With headlines proclaiming the increasing strains that the NHS is under, the latest research from healthcare consultancy LaingBuisson argues that there is a mass of

In response to the two Labour Party speeches on the future of health and care services by Ed Miliband and Andy Burnham, Janet Morrison, Chief Executive

Today, Care England launches its manifesto, which provides a future government with a roadmap to an outcomes based health and social care framework. In a

The BBC has launched an online guide to the care system for the over-65s (28 January). The “care calculator” covers both residential care and the

Research in the US has found that former National Football League (NFL) players who started playing American tackle football before the age of 12 may

Public satisfaction with the way the National Health Service runs has risen to its second highest level ever, according to British Social Attitudes survey data

Hill Care Homes Across The Region Reward Staff With Treats And Activities Member of staff at care homes across the North East have been treated

A care home in Glasgow made sure Burns Night was a memorable experience for its residents by hosting a “fine dining” evening. Darnley Court, on

The escalating cost of caring for the elderly means councils will have to divert £1.1 billion from services like fixing potholes and running libraries and

Today, Care England launches its manifesto, which provides a future government with a roadmap to an outcomes based health and social care framework. In a

The International Longevity Centre – UK (ILC-UK) are today announcing plans to explore the case for a second Independent Pensions Commission. The announcement comes as

Electrical Safety First is urging the Government to put an end to poor quality housing after its report, released today, concludes that one million people