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Call for experienced care managers to 'step in' to keep care settings adequately staffed
'This is a preventive measure that will give peace of mind to management.'
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Cambs small businesses can receive grant to help them make productive use of tech
Businesses can apply for a grant to, for example, pay for a social media consultancy service.
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Braintree care home praised by CQC for pandemic adaptions
The Care Quality Commission inspected St Mary’s Court as part of its response to care homes with outbreaks of coronavirus
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Number of patients left waiting outside hospitals in ambulances soars by 940% at St Peter's
Hospital CEO, Suzanne Rankin declined an interview to explain why the figures for St Peter's were significantly worse than the other four Surrey centres.
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Virtual coffee catch-ups to help Billericay retirees combat loneliness
The next session takes place on February 18.
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Suicide rates in Kent and Medway higher than the rest of England, report reveals
An NHS report from just over two years ago shows Kent and Medway were one of eight communities singled out by the Government as "worst affected by suicide".
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Planning inspector overturns council decision on contentious Oxted homes
"The proposed building and landscaping would be in-keeping with, and positively contribute to, the character and appearance of the area"
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Folkestone nostalgia: Back to the 80s with pancake fun across the district
Do you recognise anyone taking part in pancake races over the years?
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Chelmsford hospital received surprise inspection after whistleblower concerns
Concerns were raised over the diagnostic imaging department at Springfield Hospital
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Dover nostalgia: Looking back at pancake fun in schools across the district
Do you recognise any of these young faces taking part in pancake races over the years?
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Almost half of Covid patients have depression symptoms, finds Anglia Ruskin University
Those with a low family income were more likely to suffer from symptoms of depression.
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Filming takes place in North Town to help vocational training
The films are part of a drive to improve the skills of trainees in bricklaying