Disabled people left as 'collateral damage' in Essex contract row
Money used to care for disabled people disappears amid a dispute between a council and payroll firm. Source link
Money used to care for disabled people disappears amid a dispute between a council and payroll firm. Source link
Campaigners hope to force the government into deciding whether to grant an inquiry legal powers. Source link
A doctor appears at tribunal over the appointments with four female patients in 2016. Source link
The government is minded to make the Essex investigation a statutory inquiry, the BBC understands. Source link
Ella Mann, from Dovercourt in Essex, is in “agony” despite temporary filling, her parents say. Source link
“One in five officers have PTSD, and an overwhelming majority have experienced a traumatic incident at some point during their career which undoubtedly has a significant impact on their mental health,” the federation’s head of wellbeing, Sue Honeywill, says. Source link
Paul Scott, EPUT’s chief executive, said: “We continue to support the ongoing inquiry and encourage service users, family, carers and staff to share their experiences with the inquiry team so they have a full picture to draw on to make their recommendations.” Source link
The Breastfeeding Network said feeding in public was “totally normal”. Source link
The number of cases in Essex has risen from just over 700 in the week to 2 October to just over 1,000 in the week to 9 October. Source link