What the papers said in the week ending 3 July 2021 Religion Information about the graves of children who had been taken from their natural parents to be schooled to a different code of life in … [Read more...]
Social Care: time of the essence
What the papers said in the week ending 27 June 2021 The distraction of European football has been welcomed by many, though we worry about the strain on players who are tired and exposed after a … [Read more...]
Death of Jo Kennedy – Honorary Secretary and former Chair
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Jo Kennedy, the long-serving Honorary Secretary and former Chair of Christians on Ageing. He died suddenly on 22 June 2021. Our deepest … [Read more...]
Climate Care, Care Homes, Children in Care
What the papers said in the week ending 19 June 2021 World direction: The fact that world leaders said a lot of the right things at the G7 conference is encouraging, for the words must reflect … [Read more...]
Miracles, mischief, marriage – life and its varieties
What the papers have said in the week ending 12 June 2021 While G7 leaders and their partners vied for photo-shots in Cornwall and Public Health specialists and politicians wrestled with decisions … [Read more...]
So much going on,. it’s almost ‘normal’
What the papers said in the week ending 5 June 2021 There is a degree of uncertainty as variants of Covid-19 are contributing to increased numbers of infections in patches of the UK, but the push … [Read more...]
Focus on health
What the papers said in the week ending 29 May 2021 The spectre of lonely old people is a recurring theme for headlines. A report from the Older People’s Task Force and Finish Group, chaired by … [Read more...]
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