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Decision to shelve LPS 'unacceptable blow to thousands unlawfully detained' - Vimarsana News

Decision to shelve LPS 'unacceptable blow to thousands unlawfully detained'

The government's decision to shelve the Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS) is "an unacceptable blow" to the thousands of people currently unlawfully deprived of their liberty.

Support is available for disabled people in Caithness to access Scottish social security - Vimarsana News

Support is available for disabled people in Caithness to access Scottish social security

Disabled people in Caithness are now able to access a new advocacy service to get help applying for Scottish social security benefits.

Concerns over elderly in Dorset 'forced to live in care homes against their will' - Vimarsana News

Concerns over elderly in Dorset 'forced to live in care homes against their will'

NINE in ten applications to allow carers to make decisions for vulnerable people in Dorset take longer than the legal time limit to be processed - leading to claims people are forced to live in care homes unlawfully and against their will. Hospitals and care homes must apply to councils for permission to make decisions for anyone thought to lack the mental capacity to make them for themselves, such as those with dementia or serious mental health problems. There is a legal time limit of 21 days for standard applications to be processed. NHS Digital data shows Dorset Council dealt with ...

Concerns elderly in Dorset 'forced to live in care homes against their will' - Vimarsana News

Concerns elderly in Dorset 'forced to live in care homes against their will'

NINE in ten applications to allow carers to make decisions for vulnerable people in Dorset take longer than the legal time limit to be processed - leading to claims people are forced to live in care homes unlawfully and against their will. Hospitals and care homes must apply to councils for permission to make decisions for anyone thought to lack the mental capacity to make them for themselves, such as those with dementia or serious mental health problems. There is a legal time limit of 21 days for standard applications to be processed. NHS Digital data shows Dorset Council dealt with ...