Key services providing support to people with social care needs and learning disabilities have been brought under the direct council control.
I'm Nick Meir with news that key services providing support to people with social care needs and learning disabilities have been brought under the direct control of Bath and North East Somerset Council. Following a cabinet decision in May 2022 to not extend the contract with HCRG Care Group, the council has worked with the group to transfer these services to the council from April 1. The move sees 238 employees transfer from HCRG Care Group to the council and will continue delivering the same social care services ensuring continuity
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