The RAF Benevolent Fund is the leading welfare charity for veterans of the RAF, including those from National Service, together with...

“I am so very grateful to you. Your advice is spectacularly clear, it really is - thank you so very much, I really appreciate being able...

In 1974 the health service maintained almost 400,000 beds and by last year, this figure had declined to 141,000. The bulk of this fall is...

“The new funding measures are welcome, but they merely rehash the Dilnot proposals legislated for in 2014, with a higher cap. And even...

Following the success of the Omicron booster campaign, the Government has announced that from Monday 31st January, there will be no limit...

The Financial Vulnerability Taskforce, an independent body chaired by the former Personal Finance Society chief executive, Keith...

At a time of rising demand for homecare, more care workers than ever are leaving and employers are reporting a 75% reduction in...

The Government has announced that a total of £1.4 billion will be made available over three years to help increase the fee rates which...

We need to go further to attract, retain and develop a talent pool for the future. Providers in many areas are reporting that the...

The way in which we spend our own money when we are in care can be a source of confusion and a recent decision by the Local Government...

The cost of long-term care for local authorities is set to rise massively in the next 20 years. The latest review of adult social care...

Under the social care reforms the lower support threshold, which is the amount below which an individual is not expected to use their...