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North Somerset care dispute to climax

North Somerset council’s ongoing fight with independent nursing homes could lead to the authority being landed with a massive legal bill in much the same way as Pembrokeshire council was earlier this year (CCMN March 2011), according to the Registered Nursing Home Association (RNHA).

Richmond extends telecare scheme

The London borough of Richmond-Upon-Thames has invested £100,000 in a telecare scheme to increase the number of vulnerable local residents able to live independently in their own homes.

Welsh funding row

Community Care Market News (News) February 2004 The Welsh Assembly has been criticised for diverting cash for general council services in order...

Disappointment over DSS rates

Community Care Market News (News) November 1999 Care home operators have expressed their 'bitter disappointment' at the rates of increase announced by...

Mencap questions legality of charges

Community Care Market News (News) February 1999 A Mencap survey published this month has found that many local authorities may be acting...

Qualified nursing input likely to fall under ‘free’ nursing

Community Care Market News (News) October 2002 The amount of qualified nursing input provided in care homes could fall when responsibility for...

In-house home care provision still dominant in Scotland

Community Care Market News (News) February 2000 A recent statistical report shows that 86% of Scotland's home care hours are provided solely...

Improvements called for in rehabilitation services

Community Care Market News (News) July 2000 A report published this month by the Audit Commission has endorsed the findings of National...

Childcare chief quits after day and a half

The head of children’s social care at Calderdale council, Sharmain Lawrence, has left her post after just one-and-a-half days in the role.

LGA and ADASS meet government for crisis talks

The Local Government Association (LGA) and the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) met with the Department of Health last month to discuss protection for adult social care funding.