Retirement communities have a major role to play in meeting the housing and care needs of our ageing population.
People living with dementia have had to spend almost £15bn of their own money on social care since March 2017.
Care providers are claiming that the government should scrap the long-delayed Green Paper on care and take immediate action instead.
Tax cuts for the rich have deprived the UK public of almost £14bn - which could fund plans to address the social care crisis for two full years.
Primary school children who grow up in Birmingham could lose half a year of their lives due to illegal levels of air pollution in the city.
The Economic Affairs Committee recommends the government spend at least £8 billion to restore social care to acceptable standards.
The new Prime Minister must publish the long-awaited adult social care green paper before Parliament goes into recess in September.
Labour finds the vast majority of social housing tower blocks in England are still without life-saving sprinkler systems.
Health and wellbeing boards are achieving their goal to help people lead healthier and happier lives in their communities.
59 per cent of young people have either experienced a mental health problem themselves, or are close to someone who has.
A Westminster-focused study has revealed that three out of four MPs probably or definitely suffer from poor mental health.
Homeless people in England are 60 times more likely to visit A&E in a year than the general population.
The LGA has revealed that local social services are seeing more than 560 cases of children with mental health disorders every day.
The Association of Directors of Adult Social Services has claimed that further cuts to care services in England will be needed in the coming year.
New research has claimed that evidence shows that government action can cut air pollution, but more needs to be done.