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A Norfolk residential care service, 8 Acres, has planted a new orchard to celebrate its improved Care Quality Commission (CQC) rating, marking a major turnaround after previously receiving an “Inadequate” rating just four months earlier. The latest CQC inspection in July rated 8 Acres, which is part of the National Care Group, as Good in

The introduction of assisted dying in the UK could place significant strain on the NHS, hospices, and social care services unless extensive planning, infrastructure, and funding are provided, according to a new report by the Nuffield Trust. The health think tank, which maintains a neutral stance on whether assisted dying should be legalised, analysed evidence

Archers Court Nursing Care Home is proudly celebrating Makaton International Awareness Day today, embracing this year’s theme, “Friendship”, which highlights the importance of communication in building connections and breaking down barriers particularly for people living with speech, language, or communication challenges. Supporting Residents Through Inclusive Communication Makaton is a unique language programme that combines signs,

The British chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC), Karim Khan KC, 55, is facing a second allegation of sexual harassment, intensifying scrutiny over his conduct. According to a report published by The Guardian, a woman who claims to have worked with Khan more than 15 years ago as an intern has accused him