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A fifth of last time buyers open to retirement villages, research says

Retirement villages are an increasingly popular option for last time buyers wanting to downsize or have a ‘lower maintenance lifestyle’, new research has claimed. According...
Mental health service rated ‘inadequate’ by CQC

CQC cancels Tordarrach Nursing Home registration

Tordarrach Nursing Home in Wallington in the London Borough of Sutton has had its registration cancelled by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Residents have been...
More than 6,250 care homes sign up to digital tool

Groups claim mental capacity reforms ‘not fit for purpose’

Representative bodies have expressed concerns regarding responsibilities care home managers will be under from proposals set out in the Government’s Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill. The...

MP’s report finds ‘demoralised’ homecare workforce

The nature of homecare work is often making employees feel ‘isolated, demoralised, forgotten and undervalued’. Oral and written submissions supplied by 98 care workers to...
EU care workers’ qualifications to be recognised after Brexit

No-deal Brexit to worsen recruitment problems, says Care England

A no-deal Brexit risks worsening recruitment problems in the care sector, an inquiry has been told. In evidence submitted to the Health and Social Care...
Robert Kilgour hits out at care home spending inaction

Renaissance Care targets further growth after additions

Scottish entrepreneur Robert Kilgour has added two Lanarkshire care homes to the Renaissance Care portfolio, taking the total number of sites north of the...

Target completes £13.8m care home purchase

UK-listed investor Target Healthcare has bought a purpose-built care home in Ringmer, East Sussex, for approximately £13.8m. The transaction follows a successful share placing earlier...

Social care green paper delayed

The government has delayed the publication of its social care green paper until the new year. A Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said...

Pay boost for Leonard Cheshire frontline workers

Leonard Cheshire has invested an extra £7m in its frontline staff in the UK, lifting the lowest paid ‘well above’ the national minimum wage...
Norman Dinsdale, a former chef and senior lecturer in hospitality management at Sheffield Hallam University

Research aims to improve care home catering

The average care home spends less than £2.50 a day on food and drink for residents, preliminary research findings have concluded. After interviewing caterers and...