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Social media safeguards: are vulnerable adults being left behind?

Social media safeguards: are vulnerable adults being left behind?

Katie Mayes discusses the potential of social media regulations for the purpose of adult safeguarding.

August 27, 2026

Social media safeguards: are vulnerable adults being left behind?

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News

Disabled man settles case against city council for false imprisonment and breaches of human rights

August 26, 2026

Court of Protection recognises Scottish guardianship order after safeguards strengthened

August 20, 2026

Council failed to properly have regard for Equality Act duties when woman with disability asked for reasonable adjustments, Ombudsman finds

Aug 19, 2026

Vulnerable woman placed in care home in England from Scotland now habitually resident south of the border, senior judge rules

Aug 17, 2026

Government issues guidance for councils on rights to service for migrants subject to NRPF condition

Aug 17, 2026

Medway seeks urgent ministerial meeting over £26.4m adult social care overspend

Aug 14, 2026

Ombudsman finds “failures of oversight” by city council in “shocking” adult social care case

Aug 07, 2026

Ombudsman calls for “more compassion” and “human touch” in approach to end-of-life care by councils and care homes

Jul 30, 2026

Burnham to bring forward date for Casey Commission to report back with plan on delivery of National Care Service

Jul 29, 2026

ADASS publishes screening tool to prioritise allocation of new requests to authorise deprivation of liberty

Jul 29, 2026

Parents win appeal against refusal of application to be appointed as personal welfare deputies for adult son

Jul 27, 2026

Cross-border healthcare patients at risk of “falling through the gaps”: Welsh Affairs Committee

Jul 27, 2026

Assessing needs “significant area of weakness” in some local authority areas: CQC

Jul 23, 2026

CQC and Ofsted to coordinate activity to avoid placing “unnecessary pressure” on councils during reorganisation

Jul 22, 2026

Council adult social care costs have gone up for fourth consecutive year, leading to overspend of £715m: ADASS

Jul 15, 2026

Minister hands Social Work England six-month deadline for fitness to practice improvement plan

Jul 13, 2026

London borough agrees to waive £70,000 care home bill after legal challenge

Jul 02, 2026

ICO presses social care leaders on care records standards as enforcement action mounts

Jun 25, 2026

Baroness Casey outlines plans for conversation with public on appetite for “renegotiation of the social contract” on adult social care

Jun 25, 2026

New national adult safeguarding board will oversee “urgent review” of legal framework for safeguarding, Government announces

Jun 23, 2026

Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards “only one of several protections in place”, says minister

Jun 22, 2026

Referrals for Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards must continue to be responded to as councils transition into “new stage” following Supreme Court ruling: ADASS

Jun 19, 2026

Ombudsman upholds complaint about 'last wishes' form used by care provider when service user is at end of life

Jun 17, 2026

Government issues interim guidance on Supreme Court judgment on deprivations of liberty

Jun 16, 2026

Court of Appeal to hear appeal over lawfulness of Care Act assessment

Jun 15, 2026

“Leapfrogged” welfare deputyship case to be heard in Court of Appeal this week

Jun 15, 2026

Acceptances for Fast Track NHS Continuing Healthcare down a third over eight years despite no change in criteria, research finds

Jun 11, 2026

Care Quality Commission issues statement on what Supreme Court ruling on deprivation of liberty means for providers

Jun 08, 2026

Judges reject challenge over drop-in centre closures decision and ‘target’ duties in Care Act

Jun 05, 2026

ADASS calls for cautious approach to implementing Supreme Court ruling on deprivation of liberty, but warns of potential for litigation

Jun 04, 2026

Supreme Court overrules Cheshire West judgment on deprivations of liberty and valid consent

Jun 02, 2026

CQC updates approach to local authority assessments

Jun 01, 2026

Judge upholds care home placement but encourages council to explore ways of facilitating “dignified contact” between mother and daughter

Jun 01, 2026

Ombudsman criticises council over failure to send invoices for care of service user to appointee for more than three years

May 29, 2026

Supreme Court to rule next week on deprivations of liberty and valid consent

May 27, 2026

Welsh council in breach of duty in 2014 Act over provision of respite care, High Court finds

May 27, 2026

High Court finds “no arguable grounds” for challenge to risk assessment by Welsh council and alleged failure to meet needs

May 26, 2026

ADASS and CQC refresh joint working protocol to include stronger safeguarding arrangements and emphasis on sharing data

May 26, 2026

More than 5,000 care homes in England have not been inspected in the last five years, analysis shows

May 19, 2026

London borough failed to complete adequate s117 aftercare plan for vulnerable young person, Ombudsman finds

May 18, 2026

Failure to use statutory complaints process sees High Court refuse permission for judicial review over care package funding cut

May 15, 2026

Council failed to suitably explain deprivation of assets decision to son of woman requiring care, Ombudsman finds

May 14, 2026

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Features

From Manchester to Westminster: How Andy Burnham's social care revolution could play out

From Manchester to Westminster: How Andy Burnham's social care revolution could play out

August 18, 2026

Andy Burnham has arrived in Downing Street with a pledge to invest his political capital in overhauling England’s care system. James Arrowsmith explores whether the Prime Minister’s convictions can survive contact with the complexity of governing a national system.

Neighbourhood provider contracts and local authorities

Neighbourhood provider contracts and local authorities

August 17, 2026

Emma Watt looks at what NHS England's new neighbourhood provider contracts could mean for local authorities and care providers.

Footing the bill

Footing the bill

August 14, 2026

Are councils paying bills that should be the NHS's responsibility? Michelle Evans looks at the issues around continuing healthcare.

Supported housing in focus: the 2023 Act

Supported housing in focus: the 2023 Act

August 06, 2026

Kyle Holling looks at what the Supported Housing (Regulatory Oversight) Act 2023 means for landlords and care providers.

Charging for appointeeship

Charging for appointeeship

Jul 22, 2026

The End of the Acid Test: What Every Advocate and Health & Social Care Professional Needs to Know

The End of the Acid Test: What Every Advocate and Health & Social Care Professional Needs to Know

Jul 22, 2026

Supreme Court judgment: Beyond Cheshire West

Supreme Court judgment: Beyond Cheshire West

Jul 21, 2026

Private Law Update

Private Law Update

Jul 21, 2026

International Relocation

International Relocation

Jul 21, 2026

Human Rights Law webinar - Articles 2, 3 and 4 ECHR

Jul 14, 2026

The Supreme Court’s ruling in AGNI

Jun 18, 2026

Capacity: the court and the expert, and the ‘reasons burden’

Jun 17, 2026

The duty to meet respite care needs

Jun 10, 2026

Making neighbourhood working work

Jun 05, 2026

The End of the Cheshire West Era: The Supreme Court’s New Tests for Objective and Subjective Deprivations of Liberty

Jun 03, 2026

Transparency and open justice in the Court of Protection

May 29, 2026

Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: Why Local Authorities Cannot Afford to Wait

May 20, 2026

Falling between the disposal cracks

May 15, 2026

Revisiting habitual residence

May 13, 2026

Officer reports and decisions to close care homes

Apr 15, 2026

Ordinary residence - Worcestershire revisited?

Apr 15, 2026

Capacity as a social construct, and the problem of untangling the spider’s web

Apr 15, 2026

Public money and double recovery

Apr 14, 2026

Court of Protection case update April 2026

Apr 02, 2026

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The End of the Acid Test: What Every Advocate and Health & Social Care Professional Needs to Know

Peter Edwards of Peter Edwards Law explores the Supreme Court's decision to abolish the 'Acid Test'.

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