‘Inconsistent’ SEN system failing children, report finds

The special educational needs (SEN) system is ‘inconsistent, inequitable and not delivering in line with expectation’, which is undermining parents’ confidence in it, a...

Radis to provide care at housing developments

Radis Community Care has won a contract to provide services at two extra care housing settings in St Helens, Merseyside. Supporting residents over the age...

Excelcare in ‘strong’ position but remains ‘cautious’

Excelcare remains ‘cautious’ about the outlook due to the challenging employment situation and continuing pressure on fee levels. The group reported rising revenue across its...

The Good Care Group appoints trio of senior leaders

The Good Care Group has appointed three senior figures to lead the organisation in its next stage of growth. The at-home care provider, which operates...

Care sector left ‘hanging by a thread’, says report

Three in ten care providers have been forced to close parts of their organisations or hand back contracts to local authorities because of financial...

Target appoints James MacKenzie as head of investor relations

Target Fund Managers (TFM) – the investment manager of Target Healthcare REIT – has appointed James MacKenzie to the newly created role of head...

ilarna partners with Clive Henry Group to help drive growth

Digital healthcare platform ilarna is partnering with recruitment and consultancy firm Clive Henry Group (CHG) as part of its growth plans in homecare delivery. The...

Breaking the cycle of ‘analysis paralysis’

Matthew Wort, senior partner and head of health and social care at law firm Anthony Collins, explains why there can be no ducking when...

Cyber security support programme launched for smaller providers

Digital Care Hub has launched a support programme for adult social care providers with up to 50 staff in the North West, West Midlands...

Occupancy recovery at MHA slower than hoped for

Methodist Homes (MHA) reported growing occupancy across its care homes and retirement living divisions, but recovery was slower than hoped for. Occupancy in its care...