Following a merger with The Orders of St John Care Trust (OSJCT) in February 2024, 1,300 employees from The Fremantle Trust, based in Buckinghamshire, officially... The Orders of St John Care Trust completes Merger with The Fremantle Trust appeared first on The Carer.

Frank Foster House Care Home, part of Runwood Homes Group, is supporting World Alzheimer’s Month this September by raising funds and awareness for Alzheimer’s Research... Frank Foster House Raises Funds for Alzheimer’s Research UK During World Alzheimer’s Month appeared first on The Carer.

People with learning disabilities and autism in England are dying almost 20 years younger than the rest of the population, a long-awaited report has revealed.... Learning Disability and Autistic People Report is a Clear Signal That More Work Still Needed appeared first on The Carer.

Leighton Court Care Home in Wallasey, Wirral, Merseyside, part of HC-One, held its first-ever Classic Car Show in the home’s car park, delighting residents, families,... Wallasey Care Home Hosts First-Ever Classic Car Show with Wirral Classic Car Club appeared first on The Carer.

Once again, the quintessentially great British tradition of afternoon tea has been celebrated by care homes across the UK, bringing joy, community spirit, and delicious... The Gables Rest Home Takes Top Prize in Afternoon Tea Week Competition appeared first on The Carer.

Peter Murray was appointed Convener of the SSSC Council on 1 September 2025. His appointment runs to 31 August 2028.

Care England has joined forces with Menopause Support a not-for-profit organisation offering 1-1 menopause support for individuals, a community of over 36,000 women and awareness... Care England and Menopause Support Launch Menopause Awareness Podcast Series for the Care Workforce appeared first on The Carer.

Sun Sander-Jackson explains why, when she meets someone new, she asks what they’d like to be called, what’s unique about their culture and where she can learn more about it. ‘Cultural competence in leadership brings real, measurable benefits’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Martha’s Rule is now available in every acute hospital in England, the NHS has announced, as new data shows hundreds of patients have benefitted from potentially life-saving changes to their care thanks to the scheme. Between September 2024 and June 2025, there were 4,906 calls made to Martha’s Rule helplines to escalate concerns about care […]

Accident and emergency waiting times in England reached new heights in June and July this year, according to analysis of NHS data carried out by the Liberal Democrats. Lib Dems call for emergency measures to ease A&E pressures appeared first on Nursing Times.

Melissa Fiel warns that hurdles nurses face when using electronic patient records can lead to documentation burden affecting patient care. ‘Protecting essential care means using digital systems to our advantage’ appeared first on Nursing Times.

Patients with learning disabilities are likely to progress faster to severe type 2 diabetes and are also at greater risk of dying from it than other parts of the population, warn the authors of a UK study. People with learning disabilities ‘progress faster’ to severe diabetes appeared first on Nursing Times.