Arthur Rank Centre -
Computers for Rural People
The Arthur Rank
Centre is committed to supporting the rural community,
and has set up the "Computers for Rural People" scheme
to provide computers at very low cost to encourage
people to take the first step. To find out if you are
eligible please Click
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26/05/2011 |
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The Ambassadors -
Monthly email bulletin
Each month we
will be letting you know about:
- What is happening with the Ambassadors project
- What you can get involved in.
- How you can have your say and take part in community
initiatives
- How you can make sure shops and services across
Herefordshire are friendly for people with learning
disabilities to use.
Monthly Bulletin
Competition Insert
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26/05/2011 |
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Regulator raises elderly care concerns
www.bbc.co.uk
Serious concerns
have been raised by the NHS care regulator about the way some
hospitals in England look after elderly patients. The Care
Quality Commission three had failed to meet lega standards for
givng patients enough food and drink and treating them in a
dignified way...Read
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26/05/2011 |
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'Many councils may have social care
cuts ruled illegal'
www.communitycare.co.uk
Many councils could have their
adult care budgets ruled illegal on the back of a High Court
judgement yesterday, the president of the Association of
Directors of Adult Social Services has warned...Read
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23/05/2011 |
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Herefordshire Disability United open
meeting
www.herefordshiredisabilityunited.org.uk/
On Wednesday 15th June, during National Carers Week, HDU are
holding an Open Meeting and would like to invite you to
attend. For more information about the event
Click Here or to download the program
Click Here |
23/05/2011 |
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'CQC accused of management failure
as inspections fall '
www.communitycare.co.uk The Care Quality
Commission has been accused of a "massive failure in
management" after figures revealed that the number of
inspectors employed by the regulator remained the same
while inspections fell by 70%...Read
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19/05/2011 |
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'Service users should get direct
payments for residential care'
www.communitycare.co.uk
Restrictions on giving service users direct payments to buy
long-term residential care should be abolished to increase
choice and control, today's Law Commission report has proposed...Read
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18/05/2011 |
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