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Featured article: Shell shock by Paul Jenkins
100 years on the experience of shell shock still has something to tell us about how we respond to mental distress In the autumn of 1914 the British army, began to see a worrying flood of psychological casualties in the wake of the new horrors of trench warfare in Northern France and Flanders. 100 years…
Why I’m a bloody bleeding heart leftie do gooder By Darren
When did we become a country where helping others was seen as a bad thing
Disability top up: Paying the disabled less by Allallt
we are not paid according to our moral worth
The truth campaign by Jayne Linney
our current welfare system doesn’t work
Plans to scrap emergency fund will leave crisis hit families with nowhere to turn by Unemployed in Tyne & Wear
Families in crisis will have nowhere to turn when a £10m emergency fund for the region is axed within months, campaigners warn today. The Children’s Society raises the alarm over Government plans to scrap ‘local welfare assistance schemes’ – seen as a last lifeline to stop vulnerable people falling into debt and destitution. The cash…
A visit to ATOS by Skint & angry
Can it be right that such decisions can be made without reference to medical notes?
Social care by Finola Moss
But then how is ‘Social Care’ accountable?
When poor care becomes the norm by Carol Dimon
many cases of medical errors or mistreatment of patients are never investigated by management or professionals
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