FROM THE CHAMBER: Moving Forward in Adult Social Care
As with much of Wokingham Borough Council, Adults Social Care is under significant financial pressure.
Tag: adult social care
£25 million adult social care bill ‘would bankrupt local councils’ fears leader
Estimates suggest the reforms, as currently planned, would cost the council £25 million per year, which is about 17% of ...
FROM THE CHAMBER: Why adult social care costs is the elephant charging down Wokingham’s road
The primary aim of the charging reforms is to redistribute the financial responsibility for care between the individual and the ...
WESTMINSTER DIARY: Everyone should have the right to grow old with dignity, care and support
Matt Rodda By Matt Rodda MP Everyone should have the right to grow old with dignity; with the care and ...
‘Reward our care staff,’ says Care England
Care England is asking the government to reward our care staff in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Council launches new strategy to help vulnerable adults
A new strategy to support vulnerable adults during the Covid-19 pandemic has been launched by Wokingham Borough Council’s Adult Social ...
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