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Tag Archives: private health care
What is most important? Reflections on support arrangements for people who are intellectually disabled.
Today, 26th November, 2014, something unusual has happened. The national news of the day includes quite a lot of coverage of the abject failure of the health and social care system, and the government, to do what it was supposed … Continue reading
Inequality juxtaposition: you couldn’t make it up!
An interesting post on New Statesman website presents the latest data on international ‘Spirit Level’ comparisons – Ukania in a dire position as before. But just look at the advert that appears on the page! I don’t think NS vets … Continue reading