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The doors open today for Care Show Birmingham 2026, bringing thousands of care professionals, technology providers and industry leaders together at the NEC Birmingham for two days focused on the…
A Look Back at the Women’s Rugby World Cup The Women’s Rugby World Cup began in 1991 and has grown into one of the most celebrated tournaments in women’s sport.…
A recent rule change has closed the door on recruiting care workers and senior care workers from abroad via the Skilled Worker visa route. As of 22 July 2025, care…
As the saying goes, “You eat what you want to eat.” In the world of care homes, this sentiment couldn’t be more true. Nutrition plays a crucial role in enhancing…
The care sector has always been about people first, yet much of the time of dedicated staff has long been consumed by paperwork, compliance checks and administrative tasks. In a…
Introduction In today’s evolving social care landscape, technology plays a critical role in ensuring that care remains person centred, efficient, and future ready. One company leading this transformation is Nourish…
A fresh white paper has been released, marking a significant update one year after a landmark workforce strategy, and it outlines key recommendations for care organisations. Building on last July’s…
UK charity, Comic Relief has raised millions and millions of pounds to help people in need around the world with its popular Red Nose Day. Taking place every other year.,…
A newly developed preceptorship programme has been introduced by Skills for Care, aimed at providing structured support for adult social care nurses across England. This initiative is designed to enhance…
It’s astonishing how many so-called “Train the Trainer” programmes within the social care sector are nothing more than subject refresher sessions masquerading as professional training qualifications. These courses often squeeze…