The Powys Regional Partnership Board (PRPB) met for the second time on June 27 at the Powys Association of Voluntary Organisations (PAVO) offices in Llandrindod Wells. Melanie Minty, CFW policy adviser (pictured), is representing providers on the board which brings together local authority leaders,… read more »
Our Essential Updates are designed for social care managers and staff to get the latest information and updates on best practice and legislation. These important twice yearly seminars will provide delegates with an informative, focused and interactive day that will ensure Registered… read more »
A care home company based in Middlesex has been fined £100,000 plus costs after an elderly resident of a Surrey home died from scalding injuries. Guildford Crown Court heard how the 89-year-old was receiving personal care from two employees of… read more »
Care Forum Wales member St Kentigern Hospice in St Asaph is celebrating 21 years of hospice care with a public art project at Rhuddlan Castle in Denbighshire. The project has seen metal flowers – similar to the metal poppies at… read more »
A coroner in Leicester has raised concerns over the lack of warnings about the fire risks associated with E45 cream following an inquest into a recent fire death. According to CFW’s health and safety consultant Anthony Arcari, the case resulted in… read more »
The chief inspector at CSSIW, Imelda Richardson, has announced her retirement at the end of the summer after a 40-year career in social care. In a letter to CFW chair Mario Kreft she said: “I would like to thank you… read more »
A boxing champion turned trainer who coached three world champions and inspired dozens of young boxers to reach for the top has been reunited with the local legend he steered to world title glory. Former Trinidad and Tobago featherweight champion… read more »
CSSIW’s National inspection of care and support for people with learning disabilities has found that more needs to be done by leaders at all levels to support their staff by working in partnership with people with learning disabilities and family carers… read more »
Two major figures in the social care sector are set to retire with the chief inspector at CSSIW, Imelda Richardson, announcing her retirement at the end of the summer after a 40-year career in social care. She is joined by chief executive… read more »
On June 24 a party of officials from Chongqing in South West China visited Care Forum Wales care home College Fields in Barry (pictured below). The visit was organised by the Welsh Government’s European and External Affairs Department and the officials wanted… read more »