More older people than ever are missing out on the vital care and support they need, with a 19 per cent increase seen in the last two years.

The Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill seeks to protect the rights of people who do not have the mental capacity to make decisions about their care.

89 per cent of councils believe that national taxation should be part of the financial solution to the adult social care crisis.

The CQC has published a new series of resources to help health and care organisations ensure the safety and well-being of people using their services.

England’s poorest areas are becoming fast food hotspots, with as many as five times more outlets found in these communities than in the most affluent.

A £10 million a year fund will be boosted to £105 million over the next three years to help deliver more joined up care closer to home in Wales.

Two Commons committees have urged for a sustainable funding solution for adult social care, including a call for a new tax on over-40s.

Measures to halve childhood obesity announced

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced a range of new measures to cut childhood obesity in half by 2030.

NHS Digital and the LGA have chosen 12 councils to explore how technology and digital innovation could help shape the future of social care.

New analysis by Unicef UK has revealed that one in three children in the UK are growing up in areas with unsafe levels of particulate pollution.

Social care leaders have expressed frustration at the government’s decision to postpone the much-needed Social Care Green Paper.

James Brokenshire has published a consultation on banning the use of combustible materials on the external walls of high-rise residential buildings.

The Independent Care Group has said that social care has again been deprived of the lifeline it needs as the NHS receives £20 billion.

Proposals to introduce Scotland's first Low Emission Zone in Glasgow city centre by the end of 2018 have moved a step closer.

New PHE figures have revealed that children in England have already consumed more than a year’s worth of sugar since January.

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