Social care
Stories, page 59
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NELFT Found Guilty of Health and Safety Breach in Patient Death Case; Corporate Manslaughter Charge Dismissed North East London Foundation Trust (NELFT) has been found guilty of a health and safety breach following the death of a patient on one of its wards in 2015. The verdict was...
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Camden Council Prepares for Awaab's Law Implementation Camden Council is actively preparing for the implementation of Awaab's Law, which comes into effect on 27 October 2025. The law places new statutory duties on social landlords...
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Kingston Underestimates Young Carer Numbers: Report Kingston upon Thames is significantly underestimating the number of young carers in the borough, according to a report presented at the Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel...
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Sutton Pension Fund Reports Breach to Regulator After Missing McCloud Remedy Deadline The Sutton Council Pension Fund has reported a breach to the Pensions Regulator after missing the statutory deadline for implementing the McCloud Remedy. The issue was discussed...
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Kingston Carers Face Health, Financial Struggles: Report Kingston's unpaid carers are facing significant challenges to their health and financial stability, according to a report presented at the Health Overview and Scrutiny Panel on...
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Camden Pension Fund Faces Pressure Over Investments in Conflict Zones Camden's Pension Committee is facing increased scrutiny over its investment strategy, particularly concerning holdings in Conflict Affected and High-Risk Areas (CAHRA). The...
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Hounslow Council Approves PSPO for Montague Road Car Park to Combat Antisocial Behavior Hounslow Council has approved a Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) for the Montague Road West car park in an effort to combat antisocial behaviour that has plagued the area...
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Council boosts care leavers' job prospects with new pathway Southwark Council is set to enhance job opportunities for care leavers through a newly designed employability pathway. The initiative, co-designed with care-experienced young...
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Wandsworth Council Backs Diversity, Rejects Antisemitism Amendment Wandsworth Council has endorsed a motion embracing diversity and defending democracy, while rejecting an amendment that specifically highlighted the rise in antisemitism. The...
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Wandsworth Adult Social Care Rated 'Good' by CQC Wandsworth's adult social care services have been rated 'Good' by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), councillors heard at a recent Council meeting. This represents a significant...
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Haringey secures £5k for outreach to sex workers in Fore Street Haringey Council has secured £5,000 from the Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) to enhance outreach support for women engaged in on-street sex work in the Fore Street area following...
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Camden shortlists candidates for Adult Social Care Director Camden Council is moving forward with the selection process for a new Director of Adult Social Care Operations, a role critical to ensuring the well-being and independence of...
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Newham Council re-advertises Adults & Health Director Newham Council is re-advertising the position of Corporate Director of Adults and Health after previous recruitment attempts were unsuccessful. The post has been temporarily...
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Council Examines Rising SEND Transport Costs Croydon Council is grappling with the increasing costs associated with transporting children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) to and from school. A recent...
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Barnet Council to Support Jewish Community Safety Barnet Council has pledged its support to ensure the safety and well-being of its Jewish community following a recent terrorist attack. During a council meeting on Tuesday, 21...
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Barnet Council Condemns Yom Kippur Terrorist Attack Barnet Council has unanimously condemned the recent terrorist attack on a synagogue in Manchester during Yom Kippur.
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Lewisham Council to Procure New Sexual Health Services in Primary Care and Online Lewisham Council is set to procure new sexual health services, both in primary care and online, following a decision made at the Mayor and Cabinet meeting on 22 October 2025.
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Lewisham Extends Advice Services Grant Through 2029 Lewisham Council has extended its Advice Services Grant through 2029, ensuring continued support for residents seeking guidance on a range of issues.
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Merton Council Faces £5.4M Budget Gap for 2026/27 Due to Inflation and Service Pressures Merton Council is facing a significant budget challenge, with a projected £5.4 million gap for the 2026/27 financial year. The cabinet addressed this issue at a meeting on 20...
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Council to Decide on Interim Director Appointments Barking and Dagenham Council's JNC Appointments, Salaries and Structures Panel met on Monday, 20 October 2025, to discuss several key appointments, including interim director...