Thousands of people with learning difficulties face losing daycare support if categorised as having moderate needs
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Mar 26
Council cuts will bring local government ‘to its knees’
Local authority leaders in England and Wales tell Guardian survey that municipal finances are increasingly ‘unsustainable’
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Mar 25
Cuts in council planning could ‘let developers command agenda’
Richard Rogers is among critics of proposals to slash planning budgets, warning that it would undermine localism policy
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Oct 03
Get ready for work: what woman who needs constant care was told
Ruth Anim has learning difficulties, a heart problem and epilepsy. A work capability test by Atos said she should prepare for a job
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Sep 20
NHS has cash reserves of £4bn, report shows
Disclosure raises questions over tight health budgets and draws criticism from Unison
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Jul 14
UK austerity set to last decades as cost of ageing population rises
Tax increases or more spending cuts will be needed to reduce national debt in long term, says Office of Budget Responsibility
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Jun 29
The campaign to save the NHS is back on its feet
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by PottEye
June 29, 2012
Opponents of the Health Act are recovering from their stunned despair to find powerful, new ways to fight this vicious law
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