Statement from Councillor Alison Born on the sale of Virgin Care to Twenty20 Capital
The following is a statement from Councillor Alison Born, Bath & North East Somerset Council cabinet member for Adults and Council Housing, about the sale of Virgin Care to the Private Capital company
Focusing on prevention, Adult Social Care and Health, Health and Care
Joint statement B&NES and BSW CCG
We were told of the acquisition of Virgin Care on the morning of December 1. We now want to carefully consider this announcement
Delivering for local residents, Adult Social Care and Health, Health and Care
Council leaders thank amazing care workers for their hard work during pandemic
Council Leader, Councillor Kevin Guy has personally thanked care workers for their commitment and hard work in looking after some of our most vulnerable residents during the pandemic.
Adult Social Care and Health, Health and Care, Delivering for local residents, Focusing on prevention
B&NES helps Care Review better understand and improve services for children & families
A team from the children’s care review visited Bath & North East Somerset this week, to meet with partners involved in children’s social care.
Focusing on prevention, Children's Services, Health and Care
Cabinet to consider Virgin Care contract extension
Bath & North East Somerset Council’s cabinet is to consider extending Virgin Care’s contract to provide adult community health and social care services, children’s health services, and some public he
Focusing on prevention, Delivering for local residents, Health and Care, Adult Social Care and Health
New foster care campaign launched to boost numbers of carers in Bath and North East Somerset
A new campaign to inspire more people to open their homes to support children and young people is being launched by Bath and North East Somerset Council.
Focusing on prevention, Children's Services, Health and Care,
Free summer holiday programme for vulnerable young people in B&NES
Children and young people can take part in a free summer holiday activity scheme thanks to more than £400,000 of funding secured by the council.
Children's Services, Health and Care
