Spending Review News - Care Home Professional

SPENDING REVIEW: Chancellor provides extra £1bn for social care budgets

Business Funding Legislation by Lee Peart on November 25, 2020

Local authorities were granted access to an extra £1bn funding for social care in today’s Spending Review.

ADASS calls on government to back social care in Spending Review

Business Funding Legislation by Lee Peart on November 12, 2020

ADASS President James Bullion has called on the government to use its upcoming Spending Review to underline its commitment to adult social care.

CQC hikes fees from Friday with goal to be self-sufficient within two years

Business Compliance Finance by Rob Corder on March 31, 2016

The Care Quality Commission has announced a hike in fees that will face all care homes from tomorrow. Just a

Care England attacks CQC for ignoring advice on how and when to increase fees

Business Compliance Finance by Rob Corder on March 31, 2016

Care England has added its voice to growing anger over this week's hike in CQC fees for care homes, call

Care England concludes that Spending Review was a missed opportunity

Business Care home groups Fundraising by Rob Corder on November 26, 2015

After crunching the numbers from yesterday’s Spending Review, Care England has concluded that the package announced by the Chancellor added

Care England deserves credit for securing funding from the Spending Review

Business Care home groups Fundraising Operators by Rob Corder on November 26, 2015

Care England chief executive Professor Martin Green has done an exceptional job representing the care industry in the lead up to yesterday’s Spending Review. He certainly has the ear of front bench MP Jane Ellison,

Local authorities freed to hike council taxes to pay for social care

Business Legislation by Rob Corder on November 25, 2015

Chancellor George Osborne Departs Downing Street

The Chancellor of the Exchequer confirmed today that councils will be free to increase council tax by up to 2%

Local authorities could be allowed to raise council taxes to fund social care

Business Finance by Rob Corder on November 23, 2015

£2 billion of fresh funding could be made available for social care and housing in England, according to a report