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1 week ago
...23rd February 2012 London Discount for public sector professionals available Inform image vacancy rates Social work vacancy rates 2011 - use our interactive map to find out the vacancy rates in your local authority. Plus, job advice...
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General Social Work
1 week ago
Package in first stage of review will scrap £1,200 special priority payments and place two-year freeze on automatic promotionA major hurdle in a radical overhaul of police pay and conditions was cleared on Monday when the home secretary, Theresa May, announced she has accepted a compromise package [...]
Health and CareCriminal Justice
1 week ago
Occupy activists claim a photographer was punched by a bailiff who then drove his car at speed towards more protesters
1 week ago
Afghan police say local militia member, who is still at large, killed the woman after she gave birth to a third daughterAn Afghan man killed his wife for giving birth to a third daughter rather than the son he hoped for, police in Afghanistan's northern Kunduz province have said.The victim, 28, know[...]
Children and ParentingCriminal JusticeWomens Issues
1 week ago
Benefits cap concessions likelySign up to Society daily email briefingToday's top SocietyGuardian stories• Benefits cap concessions expected to win support for welfare reform bill
• Welfare reform bill: Liam Byrne's letter to Nick Clegg
• Labour MP backs smacking of children
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Children and ParentingCharities and VolunteerismHousing and PovertyEducationHealth and CareGerontologyDisabilitiesCriminal Justice
1 week ago
Bill Gates gets pharmaceutical giants to promise drug giveaways and unprecedented pledge to share research on new antidotesThe heads of 13 of the world's biggest drug companies, brought together by Bill Gates, one of the world's richest men, have agreed to donate more medicines and, unprecedentedly,[...]
Health
1 week ago
Union says poll of its members showed 91.6% had voted in favour of government's final offerA teaching union has decided to accept the government's pension reforms after a poll of members voted in favour of the proposals.The Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), which represents 160,000 teache[...]
EducationHealth and Care
1 week ago
By presenting disabled people as scroungers Liddle has done a lasting damage. We must help the public see us as we really are"My new year's resolution for 2012 was to become disabled. Nothing too serious, maybe just a bit of a bad back or one of those newly invented illnesses which make you a bit pe[...]
Charities and VolunteerismHousing and PovertyHealth and CareDisabilities
1 week ago
A new report confirms that the government's local authority cuts fall hardest on the poorest areas - and argues ministers have been less than open and honest about thisJust over a year ago, as the most devastating cuts to local government in modern times were unveiled, you may recall the communities[...]
PovertyChildren and ParentingHousing and PovertyEducationGerontology
1 week ago
Breastfeeding ‘bistro’ opens BREASTFEEDING mums are being welcomed to join a new support group. The 12th baby bistro has opened its doors in Huddersfield, run by volunteers. The group – which meets every Friday at 10.30am to noon – is being
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Womens IssuesChildren and ParentingCharities and Volunteerism
1 week ago
As you will guess, it is not something I attend every weekend, but on Friday night I found myself at 'The Forbes' 100 most influential women dinners in Davos. An event not for the faint hearted. Women attending this annual Alpine schmoozefest of the
Irish Independent via Moreover.com News 
Womens Issues
1 week ago
David Lammy has said that Labour's 2004 decision to tighten up the smacking laws should now be overhauled. He claims that if parents are given more licence to smack their children it could help prevent gang and knife crime. Do you believe it's OK to smack children?
Children and ParentingCriminal Justice
1 week ago
MARATHON runner Surinder Fowler is fundraising this week at the Sainsbury's store in Corporation Road, Grimsby. Surinder, 53, will be on a spinning bike from 9am to 6pm on both Friday and Saturday to raise money for Diabetes UK, Sense, the Marfan Trust
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Charities and Volunteerism
1 week ago
Pottstown Middle School, a school in Pennsylvania, is banning the wearing of fuzzy open-top boots, including Uggs, because students have been stashing mobile phones in the footwear. Starting on Monday, the Philadelphia suburban district is implementing
Irish Independent via Moreover.com News 
Education
1 week ago
The Awards are given in all disciplines/ fields of activities, viz. art, social work, public affairs, science and engineering, trade and industry, medicine, literature and education, sports, civil service, etc. 'Padma Vibhushan' is awarded for ...
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General Social WorkEducationHealth and Care
1 week ago
The MP for Tottenham David Lammy has said parents in his constituency were confused about the law on smacking and "live in fear of social services turning up on their doorstep". And he said lots of middle class parents "have never met social services ...
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General Social WorkChildren and Parenting
1 week ago
The gap between social care funding and need has grown by £500m for older people in England in 2011-12, compounding a situation in which 800,000 pensioners were already going without services. (Image: Rex Features).
GerontologyHealth and Care
1 week ago
Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb is preparing to make a comeback at a charity concert in two weeks. Although the 62-year-old musician - who has undergone seven rounds of chemotherapy in the last 18 months in a bid to beat liver cancer - is so exhausted he is
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Charities and VolunteerismChildren and Parenting
1 week ago
AN UNUSUAL fundraising trip for a youth sail-training charity will leave Penarth Marina and head out through the Cardiff Bay barrage on Wednesday - taking rugby fans to Dublin to watch Wales kick-off their Six Nations campaign! Penarthian Andy Hall will
Penarth Times via Moreover.com News 
Charities and VolunteerismChildren and Parenting
1 week ago
'Stalking the stalkers' through a domestic violence register challenges the archaic notion love can be expressed in violenceA few days ago a young domestic violence victim showed me a picture of the man who beat her. He is advertising on an online dating website where he is described as "family frie[...]
WomenHousing and PovertyMental HealthCriminal JusticeWomens Issues
1 week ago
A Norfolk chartered accountant is preparing for an emotional walk inspired by the loss of his stillborn daughter and seeing his grandfather suffer with Alzheimer?s disease. Ben Aldridge, 28, of Blenheim Way, Watton, will be walking 40 miles from the
EDP 24 via Moreover.com News 
Charities and VolunteerismChildren and ParentingHealth and Care
1 week ago
A Norfolk chartered accountant is preparing for an emotional walk inspired by the loss of his stillborn daughter and seeing his grandfather suffer with Alzheimer?s disease. Ben Aldridge, 28, of Blenheim Way, Watton, will be walking 40 miles from the
Evening News 24 via Moreover.com News 
Charities and VolunteerismChildren and ParentingHealth and Care
1 week ago
Hole-in-the-wall raiders used sledgehammers to smash their way into a charity shop...to steal a packet of biscuits. They ransacked the shop – and left the charity with a huge repair bill – but escaped with little more than a few donated items and the
Yorkshire Evening Post via Moreover.com News 
Charities and Volunteerism
1 week ago
Protecting Our Children BBC social work doc: Live chat tonight user-pic By Simeon Brody, community editor, on January 30, 2012 9:40 AM | No Comments chat.jpg I'm sure you will have all heard about the BBC social work documentary, Protecting Our Children, which starts tonight (Monday). Don't forget
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General Social WorkChildren and Parenting
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