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Residents at Care South’s Talbot View care home in Bournemouth were treated to a special activity day at the home recently, designed to celebrate the

People living at Stocks Hall, Andrew Smith House, plus family, friends and staff, had the delight of sharing afternoon tea with the Mayor Of Pendle

In the past week the Care Quality Commission has published a further 87 reports on the quality of care provided by adult social care services

Sense joins call for ‘adequate and sustained financing’ for adult social care National deafblind charity Sense has today (21 September) responded to the sector submission

LaingBuisson and Public Policy Projects announce a new partnership between LaingBuisson’s conferences and events business and the public policy think tank operated by Public Policy

Cambridge dementia scientists are set to benefit from nearly three quarters of a million pounds of new funding from Alzheimer’s Research UK, the UK’s leading

A major new campaign aimed at preparing today’s workers for the most significant reform of the State Pension in decades, is launched today. Pensions Minister

News that one in three babies born this year will one day suffer from dementia vindicates Ukip’s general election pledge to invest more heavily in

A recent Archers’ storyline that saw show favourite Ruth Archer agonise over moving mum ‘granny Heather’ into a care home, highlights the emotive nature of

In an unprecedented show of shared concern, organisations representing consumers, providers and commissioners of adult social care have called on government to make sure that

A charity golf tournament, hosted at Machynys Golf Club on the South West coast of Wales, has raised a grand total of around £14,000 for

Researchers in the United States have looked at the impact of Vitamin D levels on memory and thinking difficulties. The new research was published on

News that the NHS spent nearly £1 billion on cancer drugs rejected by a health watchdog without any clue whether they helped patients or not