Last weekend, I was very fortunate to be able to take part in the Birmingham Pride march alongside colleagues from Anthony Collins...
On 29 September 2021, the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman (the Ombudsman) published its annual review of social care...
As autumn arrives, and the nights draw in, any opportunity to save valuable time at the checkouts on the way home is, in my view, to be...
After meeting yesterday with the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice group, the Prime Minister has promised to appoint a chair for the...
It is fantastic to see a bold scheme being brought to Manchester city centre, not just with affordable housing, but 60% affordable...
Yesterday I spoke with someone who had suffered life-changing complications after an operation went wrong. Whether the operation was...
Successive Governments have ducked the issue of social care reform. Many have promised action but none have delivered. The current...
News that life expectancy has reduced over the last year due to Covid-19, particularly for men, is in some respects perhaps no surprise -...
Much has been written about the worsening staffing crisis within the care sector. The impact of Brexit, lack of proper funding and...
The government voucher scheme is up and running. Today we successfully received our first £500, helping our client to settle their...
When the Charity Commission knocks on the door of a charity (usually the email "door") asking for information from a charity it is easy...
Tomorrow, it is anticipated that the Government is set to confirm reforms enabling employees to request the right to work from home from...