Concern at the rapidly escalating social care crisis in the UK has been growing for some time. This prompted emergency financial assistance from the Treasury in this month’s Budget.
The parlous financial state of the UK’s domiciliary care sector has been the subject of increasing debate and public concern since government austerity measures began to bite into
FT reporter, Gill Plimmer writes that the UK’s care home industry is “on the brink of collapse” with companies either going bankrupt or pulling out of contracts. This
When whatever it is that they’re protesting about gets waved through by the government, we tend to forget protesters. Even before their arguments get discarded by officialdom, their
Josh Robbins reports for the International Business Times on the financial and operational crisis engulfing the social care system in the UK. Domiciliary care companies have cancelled contracts
The BBC reports that home care firms have cancelled contracts with 95 UK councils, saying they cannot deliver services for the amount they are being paid, a BBC
