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Facing the crisis
25 February 2025
The problems facing social care have been building for so long that the intention to give Louise Casey’s Commission a year to work out what they are seems excessive to the point of deliberate delay…
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The rise of a United Sector
18 February 2025
With care providers preparing for a Day of Action in Westminster on February 25th the Executive Chairman of the National Care Association, Nadra Ahmed, tells us what is at stake.
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Damian Green to chair The Social Care Foundation
24 January 2025
Former Conservative cabinet minister Damian Green has been appointed chairman of The Social Care Foundation (TSCF).
As chairman, he will look to inform and shape a national debate on reform of social care in Britain.
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Damian Green – The crisis Britain can no longer afford to ignore
24 January 2025

People not politics – LaingBuisson News
09 December 2024
Dr Robert Kilgour, chairman of Renaissance Care, says it is time for governments to listen to social care voices Care homes are running on fumes – having struggled and limped their way through both the devastating pandemic and the swiftly following Ukraine war driven energy crisis. Instead of much needed government help and support, care…
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People not politics – LaingBuisson News (document)
09 December 2024
Dr Robert Kilgour, chairman of Renaissance Care, says it is time for governments to listen to social care voices Care homes are running on fumes – having struggled and limped their way through both the devastating pandemic and the swiftly following Ukraine war driven energy crisis. Instead of much needed government help and support, care…
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Avoiding an expensive white elephant
09 October 2024
Robert Kilgour argues Scotland’s National Care Service plans have become a costly ‘cosmetic exercise’ and there is a risk of a ‘tsunami of care home closures’ next year.
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The future of social care – navigating financial & regulatory challenges
04 June 2024
The UK social care sector stands at a critical juncture as it navigates the aftermath of COVID-19 and confronts a rapidly evolving landscape.
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Cinderella Service – May 2024
04 June 2024
Everyone agrees that Social Care is not working well at the moment and that it is in urgent need of major reform and that such reform will not be a quick fix.
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The future of social care report published by Kent Finance & Browne Jacobson
21 May 2024
Better financial and data management can improve
resilience and support growth for care providers, says new
report by Kent Finance and Browne Jacobson

Time for politicians to take the brave pills – we still desperately need social care reform
21 September 2023
AS EACH of the main parties at Westminster prepare for a tough general election campaign in 2024, troubled memories still remain fresh of the time social care became a truly totemic general election issue in 2017.
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Parties must put social care at the top of the agenda
14 September 2023
As each of the main parties at Westminster prepares for a tough general election campaign in 2024, troubled memories of the last time social care became…
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Robert Kilgour sets up foundation to help drive social care reform
06 September 2023
Robert Kilgour has set up a care foundation to help improve the experience of residents, carers and families.
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Robert Kilgour launches UK wide social care pressure group
05 September 2023
Renaissance Care and Four Seasons Health Care founder Robert Kilgour has set up a new UK wide think tank and pressure group to represent social care.
Read on the Caring Times website
Dark clouds north of the border
01 February 2023
Robert Kilgour, founder and executive chairman of Renaissance Care, identifies fundamental differences in social care between Scotland and England but warns that dark clouds developing north of the border may be a sign of things to come in the south.
Read on The Caring Times website
The recent discovery that one in seven patients in hospital beds ought to be in a social care setting was shocking enough to make headlines, but not remotely news for anyone who knows the care sector…