Most councils fear they will lack enough social workers and other frontline staff to implement the government’s adult social care reforms, the Local Government Association has found.
Three-quarters of lead councillors for adult social care said they were not confident they would have the required frontline capacity to deliver the reforms, which will come into force in October 2023.
Councils would not have been able to implement the care reforms even if the new Government had not decided to scrap them. Independent...
Think-tank, the King’s Fund has said the decision to abolish care funding reforms was regrettable and meant that the government had “no...
More working age adults in Bristol are now in need of social care and support than elderly people, new figures have revealed. Bristol...
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