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. Understand how the pedophile is the key to helping children whose lives are damaged, said Janet Foulds . In his opening address today to the Conference Group organizations Annual Charity Finance, Chairman Ian Theodoreson urges charities to listen to your financial professionals and critical risks of staggering budget of charities such as the treatment of "collateral damage"

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on my radar ...

welfare reform

. The parliamentarians expressed "deep concern" about the likely impact of Westminster £ 2.5 billion in reductions to benefit the most vulnerable people in Scotland, as the left foot forward blog. It is reported that the committee Holyrood welfare reform should support the provision of well-being of the Scottish Executive (Additional Provision) (Scotland) Bill which seeks to limit the potential impact of widespread reform legislation Welfare of the United Kingdom of poor and vulnerable people in Scotland.

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issues last BlogPost . Paul Corrigan Health, which warns that

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have an impact on the work of the NHS, and predicted that there will be many more to come. Corrigan wrote:

Increasing the threshold for free care and the rising price inevitably means that some seniors who have taken care of will not go.

point

in the NHS is that older people who relied on these services are also some of the main customers of the NHS. This demographic group has to use a large number of NHS services and sometimes spend time in hospital with hospital care. The decision that the hospital does its rejection depends on the level of care available in the country and some of the attention is gone. People will stay longer in hospital than they would.

. a statesman New Blog by George Chesterton, which indicates the value of the NHS and the BBC is immeasurable, and said:

Sometimes it seems as if the conservative forces of the free market are out to get the NHS and the BBC, precisely because their true worth can not be expressed in a spreadsheet. They are the unfinished reforms Thatcher. It's like it's not only that the government wants to dismantle the NHS for the benefit of health care companies and speculation the BBC for their media mogul friends, but you can not bear the thought of people who contribute to a common fund for the benefit of all. In fact, get up the nose of Boris Johnson, who called a Conservative general manager this week, Andrew Lansley, who has fewer friends in public health that the superbug MRSA, see people "lose" your money stations radio and another dark heart op

What

the NHS and the BBC is to introduce and promote political trope slippery and apparently useless -. the public good. What makes it even easier for your opponents. That the Mayor of London, not exactly unused by friends in the media, believes he has the right to interfere in the affairs of the BBC shows the danger is the thumb, after nurses and doctors labeled as The communist health secretary this week may actually accuse the Royal College of Nursing to lie about job losses once again demonstrates how the opposition SNS Privatisation is presented as economically and ideologically wrong. So in both cases, the struggle to save the head and the heart of the nation must not only rely on facts and figures, but the summary. Share, redistribution, pluralism, protection of resources less and less able to serve - they have no value because it can not be represented statistically. The issue goes far beyond assessments of Eastenders and the rate of Radio 3, or cure of cancer and wait times for hip replacements.

. Another must-read piece of the analysis of the entire site, which says it is studying

public sector workers

are

63% more likely to be absent from work due to illness of employees in the private sector.

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, who was appointed as an International Standard for HIV charity Leicester Leicestershire AIDS Support Services, which marks its 25th anniversary this year. (Thanks to Michelle Stratford for the link)

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