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Only one in ten council Chief Executives are confident their council can protect frontline services in the face of continued austerity over the next five

More than a third of people planning to retire this year provide financial support to family members Retirees providing financial support do so to the

In a care sector first, CMG – a leading provider of learning disability care – recently held a successful day-long event aimed at strengthening the

UBM EMEA, organisers of IFSEC International, FIREX International and Safety & Health Expo announced a partnership with UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) to host a

The coalition government will leave office with health services under significant strain and a real risk that patient care will suffer as the NHS heads

Responding to the King’s Fund report The NHS under the coalition government- Part Two: NHS performance, published today;”Thursday 26 March 2015 Rob Webster, chief executive

Free workshops for technical officers and occupational therapists on issues involved in the design of adaptations 28 to 30 April 2015, NEC Birmingham, www.naidex.co.uk Foundations,

In response to the 32nd annual NatCen British Social Attitudes Report, examining how the public has responded to the changing political landscape, social reform, spending

  Muted reaction to public service reform   UKIP: more than a protest vote   Pressures on the next government The past five years in

A decorated war veteran has become a social media sensation after a story about his 100th birthday went viral. Ralph Cox marked his centenary celebrations

History was made when a Dorset care home hosted a ‘magical’ wedding blessing. A dining room at Colten Care’s Fernhill home in Longham was decked

More than half of what people pay in council tax will soon be spent on caring for vulnerable children and adults, creating a huge squeeze

A couple at St Marthas Care Centre in Stechford, Birmingham, is celebrating their engagement at the ripe old ages of 72 and 67. Resident Terry

Hill Care homes across the North East region, including Middlesbrough, Stockton-on-Tees and Hartlepool are encouraging those in the local community to use their services and

A fundraiser from Northampton will be heading to the most remote part of the planet on Sunday 5 April to raise funds for Alzheimer’s Research