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And this is a useful overview of how other countries deal with the costs of social care www.thetimes.com/article/eb46...

How other countries tackle the spiralling costs of social careDenmark uses general taxation, Germany obliges adults to pay for their parents and Japan has long-term insurance. What can England do?www.thetimes.com
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This is interesting on Hammersmith and Fulham Council’s provision of free elderly home care. This is partly as they have a good tax base and relatively smaller number of older people. But by intervening earlier it also keeps costs down… www.thetimes.com/article/5aaa...

The only council in England offering free at-home social care to elderlyIn the London borough of Hammersmith & Fulham, more than 1,500 people a year get free essential support, taking pressure off local NHS hospitalswww.thetimes.com
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‘A hospital bed costs about £562 a day, compared with about £200 for a care home bed and about £125 for four hours of daily home care’

Ответ для Hetan Shah

This article is very confusing on this point because it doesn't mention how this is affecting NHS spending on NHS Continuing Care in the borough.

Pretty sure The Times is wrong to say this policy is "elderly home care" as it's everyone who receives adult social care. Idk about stats for H&F specifically but roughly a third of people in receipt of LA funds for social care are working age.

The Times / S Times have been doing some good ‘behind the headlines’ pieces on big social issues recently. Their piece last weekend on Severn Trent was annoyingly good. www.thetimes.com/uk/environme...

Secrets of the water firm that hasn’t had a hosepipe ban in 30 yearsWith 23 million Brits under restrictions, I asked Severn Trent how it avoided them. Naturally, I ended up on leak patrol with a dronewww.thetimes.com
Ответ для Kate Allen

Yes I liked that one!

I’m genuinely curious as to what lessons can be learned from the agreement and rollout of auto-enrollment in pensions.

Ответ для Duncan Weldon

That many people who will most need a pension unroll.

Ответ для Duncan Weldon

A few thoughts: 1) Pensions Commission was a social partnership model. Employer rep, union rep and independent expert (though Adair Turner was far from central casting) 1/

Ответ для Duncan Weldon

This has made me think of the need for joined-up policy (I think have got this right but happy to be corrected): The average earner in auto enrolment will have a pot of c.£150k. If they take 25% tax free and set it aside as an emergency fund, their assets will exclude them from free social care.