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Can AI Help Level the Green?

Public complaints, public money and a new player on the field The guest post you are about to read from a good colleague takes a sideways look at suggestions that…

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The ‘HOLD’ shared home ownership scheme as a route to independent living for disabled people

This paper describes an independent living / housing support plan for an adult living in England,[1] who has complex and profound impairments (which excludes him from conventional employment) – we…

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A very welcome report

A Report from the Joint Committee on Human Rights[1] has been published concerning the Human Rights of Children in the Social Care System.  The report strongly endorses the Law Commission’s…

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‘Optimising’ and NHS Continuing Health Care (CHC)

A recent ombudsman report concerns a shocking (but not untypical) example of how NHS Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) are developing local policies that frustrate the principles and practices detailed in…

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Parent Blame and Youth Crime

The youth ‘justice’ system is in urgent need of radical reform and there is a great deal in the Ministry of Justice’s new White Paper on ‘Youth Crime’[1] that is…

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