Social care
Stories, page 54
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Enfield Council Faces £63M Budget Gap by 2030 Amidst Rising Social Care Demands and Funding Uncertainty Enfield Council is projecting a significant budget shortfall of £63.4 million by the period spanning 2026/27 to 2029/30, according to a recent financial update presented to the...
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Enfield Council Allocates £1.5M for Housing Repairs in Response to Awaab's Law, Faces Overall Financial Challenges Enfield Council is set to allocate an additional £1.5 million to address housing repairs, primarily in response to Awaab's Law. The decision was revealed during the Overview &...
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Camden Appoints New Director of Adult Social Care Operations Camden Council is a step closer to appointing a new Director of Adult Social Care Operations, following a meeting of the Audit and Corporate Governance (Appointment Panel)...
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Council urged to tackle child poverty with new community-led commission Tower Hamlets Council is facing calls to establish a community-led commission to tackle child poverty in the borough, where 56% of children live in poverty and food insecurity....
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NW London Aims for Consistent Special School Nursing North West London is taking steps to standardise and improve special school nursing across its eight boroughs.
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Redbridge CAMHS Expands After Coroner's Warning Following Death of 12-Year-Old Redbridge's Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) are set to expand following a Regulation 28 notice issued by His Majesty's Coroner for East London. The Redbridge...
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H&F Council Employs Co-Production to Combat Violence Against Women and Girls Hammersmith and Fulham Council is doubling down on its commitment to tackling Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) by embedding co-production into its core strategies. This...
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Richmond Council Faces £3.885 Million Overspend Due to Homelessness and Children's Social Care Costs Richmond Council is facing a projected overspend of £3.885 million, primarily due to rising costs in homelessness and children's social care, according to the Corporate Q2...
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Richmond Faces 91% Grant Funding Cut in Fair Funding Review Richmond upon Thames faces a potential loss of 91% of its grant funding, the largest proportion of any local authority nationally, due to the government's proposed changes in...
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Wandsworth Youth Council calls for action on misogyny in schools, urges interactive education Wandsworth Youth Council is advocating for decisive measures by local leaders to combat misogyny in schools, emphasising interactive education and open discussions to challenge...
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St Mary's Nursing Home Expansion Approved in Streatham Lambeth Council's Planning Applications Committee has approved the expansion of St Mary's Nursing Home in Streatham, which will provide 40 additional bedrooms, bringing the...
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Wandsworth Council Forms Specialist Team to Tackle Honour-Based Abuse Wandsworth Council is strengthening its approach to honour-based abuse (HBA) by establishing a specialist team and enhancing support services for victims. This initiative aims...
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Report reveals Harrow lags in children's dental access in NW London; targeted interventions recommended Harrow has the fifth lowest rate of dental access for children in North West London, according to a recent report discussed at the North West London Joint Health Overview and...
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Kingston schools face £19M deficit driven by High Needs costs; forum discusses solutions Kingston schools are facing a significant financial challenge, with a projected £19 million deficit by the end of the financial year, driven largely by increasing High Needs...
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Healthwatch Brent Faces Capacity Issues Amidst National Changes Healthwatch Brent is facing capacity issues amidst national changes to the health and social care landscape, according to a progress update presented at the Brent Health and...
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Ealing PBP's Step-Down Beds Reduce Hospital Stays Ealing's Place Based Partnership (PBP) programme is demonstrating success in reducing extended hospital stays for patients, according to a recent meeting of the North West...
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NW London to Standardize Special School Nursing Services North West London is set to standardise nursing services across its special schools, aiming to improve consistency and equity for students with special educational needs (SEN)....
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NW London Aims for Mature Place-Based Partnerships by 2026 North West London's Place Based Partnerships (PBPs) are striving to achieve mature, integrated operations across all boroughs by April 2026, according to a recent meeting of the...
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UNISON to Address Camden Council on School Support Staff Pay Camden Council convened on Monday, 17 November 2025, and heard a deputation from UNISON raising concerns about the pay and workload of school support staff, particularly those...
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Croydon Council to Translate Housing Policy into Multiple Languages Croydon Council is set to translate its Housing Allocation Policy into multiple community languages, ensuring accessibility and transparency for all residents.