| Topic: | Re:Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | |
| Posted by: | John Todd | |
| Date/Time: | 05/02/15 09:54:00 |
| Closing day centres is undisputed vandalism. They can be financially viable. In Chiswick Doctors carers and others made a strong case for retention -all in vain. Acton lodge cited as a viable option. Refurbishment agreed at planning. Now demolished -no rebuild. Policy Strategy? Highest increase in elderly recorded in W4 John |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | 28/01/15 18:41:00 | Philippa Bond |
| Re:Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | 28/01/15 19:45:00 | Thomas Barry |
| Re:Re:Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | 28/01/15 20:07:00 | Ken Munn |
| Re:Re:Re:Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | 29/01/15 13:15:00 | Vanessa Smith |
| Re:Re:Re:Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | 29/01/15 13:25:00 | Guy Lambert |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | 04/02/15 20:42:00 | Philippa Bond |
| Re:Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | 05/02/15 09:54:00 | John Todd |
| Re:Re:Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | 05/02/15 10:06:00 | Claire Moran |
| Re:Re:Re:Social care spending down despite rising number of elderly | 05/02/15 14:30:00 | Philippa Bond |