Plans to open a dog day care centre near Harrogate have been withdrawn. The application, lodged by Bruce’s Pet Care Ltd in September, sought approval to convert agricultural land at Spring House Farm ...

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As people age, their needs change and often they have a harder time taking care of themselves. This makes it important to plan for when you are no longer able to care for yourself. When this time ...

Soiled pillowcases, a mouldy bottle, and people “left lying in bed all day” were all found in a failing care home where staff are “petrified” by “a culture of fear”, according to the CQC. Fairfield ...

In response to the growing number of children and young people in Surrey, and nationally, requiring specialist support, Surrey County Council has pioneered the UK’s first nationally recognised ...

According to Healthcare.gov, many plans in Tennessee will see cost increases ranging from 10% to 42% regardless of the enhanced subsidies that are set to expire. Trump admin weighs major change to ...

Plans to change the use of a house in multiple occupation (HMO) into a children's care home in Peterborough have been recommended for refusal. The semi-detached property at 32 Orton Avenue, Woodston, ...

The £6 million investment by University Hospitals Sussex is helping patients get quick reviews and diagnoses from a dedicated team of clinicians, all on the same day, which means fewer people need to ...

PLANS to convert a former care home into 16 flats have been recommended for refusal because it does not provide enough “desperately needed” affordable housing. Chilterns End in Greys Road, Henley, has ...

A 27.2% premium increase was reduced to 12.5%. An open enrollment that could determine the insurance plan's future began Nov. 1. The news was a punch to the stomach. Ventura County officials announced ...

A council has been told to pay costs to a care provider after it "unreasonably" rejected its plans to open a children's home. A government planning inspector said the city of Wolverhampton Council ...