Crisis in Community Care

1988 to 1992

three mentions

over four years

The Crisis in Community Care is rapidly approaching a position of community neglect.

_{Women'S Health}

Ms. Richardson - June 10, 1988

Bolton faces a Crisis in Community Care because of a £440,000 shortfall in funding for the neighbourhood network homes.

_{Interpretation}

Mr. Peter Thurnham - March 14, 1990

But I was worried because what he said made it appear that he and the Government were oblivious to what many people believe is a Crisis in Community Care in the run-up to 1 April next year - a crisis that will not be resolved by the changes which it is proposed will take place on that date.

_{Orders Of The Day — Community Care (Residential Accommodation) Bill [Lords]}

Mr. David Hinchliffe - June 4, 1992

1994

three mentions

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What is causing the Crisis in Community Care?

_{Health And Social Security}

Ms Tessa Jowell - Nov. 22, 1994

Can the Secretary of State guarantee that this settlement will mean that enough funds will go to councils and the health service next year to resolve what everybody recognises is a Crisis in Community Care?

_{Local Government Finance}

Mr. Dobson - Dec. 1, 1994

Can the Secretary of State guarantee that the settlement will deal with the Crisis in Community Care?

_{Public Expenditure (Wales)}

Mrs. Ann Clwyd - Dec. 14, 1994

1995 to 1998

three mentions

over three years

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We have some important proposals to make to tackle the current Crisis in Community Care.

_{Local Government Finance}

Mr. Hinchliffe - March 30, 1995

Specifically, we are moving ever nearer to a Crisis in Community Care, with demand far outstripping what can be supplied with current and proposed funding.

_{Local Government Finance (Wales)}

Mr. Martin Caton - Feb. 11, 1998

The ruling meant that there was a danger of a potential Crisis in Community Care.

_{New Clause}

Mr. Bradley - May 13, 1998