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  • ‘Difficult decisions’ – Burnham looks at new tax on workers to fund social care overhaul

    Politics

    Andy Burnham has pleaded for opponents to engage in a cross-party discussion over sweeping adult social care reform as he warned that “difficult decisions” would have to be taken to fund the plans. In a press conference from a Jewish care centre in North London, Burnham indicated he wanted social care to be funded on [...]

    Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, discussing social care with an elderly man wearing a yarmulke.
  • Britons grumble about hospitals despite Labour’s NHS drive

    Politics

    Britons remain frustrated with the state of hospitals despite the Labour government’s push to splash out on the NHS, a new report has suggested.  Polling by Ipsos for Deloitte and Re:State, a think tank focused on state capabilities, found that 42 per cent of Britons were dissatisfied with hospitals across the country.  Under a third [...]

    Health secretary Wes Streeting's crackdown on junk food shopping has been dismissed as a "nanny state" policy.
  • Further delays will devastate the social care sector

    Opinion

    The government’s decision to delay social care reform will simply prolong the crisis. The sector needs decisions not inquiries, says Martin Jones Labour’s decision to delay a social care overhaul until 2028, announcing an independent commission led by Baroness Casey of Blackstock, is another devastating blow to a sector in desperate need of reform. For [...]

    Health secretary Wes Streeting's crackdown on junk food shopping has been dismissed as a "nanny state" policy.
  • Why we don’t know how much a ‘National Care Service’ could cost UK

    January 3, 2025

    Health secretary Wes Streeting has unveiled the government’s latest move towards reform of the UK’s social care system. Taking the form of an independent commission into the issue, led by Baroness Louise Casey, the review – reporting in 2026 and 2028 – will aim to build “cross-party consensus” for the creation of a new National [...]

  • Could the digitisation of social care pave the way for a better NHS?

    November 19, 2024

    The system, as it stands, is struggling – and the debate over what should or can be done to fix it is still ongoing.

  • Tupperware of Ashes at the Dorfman: Bleak but vital play on how we treat our elderly

    October 4, 2024

    A Tupperware of Ashes isn’t just an excellent work of fiction, but a bleak, vital conversation about how we treat our elderly.

  • Will it work? Paying carers more to solve the social care crisis

    May 9, 2024

    The Lib Dems have proposed a package of five measures to tackle the social care crisis. Sam Fowles look at whether it will actually work.

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