David Partlow retweeted
From Farmers to Action:
We'd like to take a moment to appreciate what Clarkson's Farm has done for the agricultural industry. Jeremy Clarkson has brought the realities of farming into the spotlight, showing the real struggles farmers face—often working for less than a 1% return on their efforts.
Clarkson's approach has not only been entertaining but has also helped educate the public about the importance of supporting our farmers. We encourage everyone to show their appreciation by voting for Clarkson's Farm in the National Television Awards. You can cast your vote at nationaltvawards.com/vote.
Let's get behind him and show the world how vital our farming community really is!
#ClarksonsFarm #SupportFarmers #NationalTelevisionAwards #AgricultureAppreciation @JeremyClarkson @ClarksonsFarm1 @RealHawkstone
Replying to @MentalHealthCop
For me this shouldn’t be about extending current powers. We need to identify what we are looking to achieve and then writing specific legislation to achieve that aim. Bolting on existing legislation or extending bits here and there is never appropriate.
Replying to @JDaviesPhD
I reached out to friends, I acknowledged my pain and I sought help from my GP.
I passionately believe that speaking out and being open and honest with a hugely important. It really is ok to be broken and to say so.
Social care is a thorny issue that will take fundamental change in this country. We know it will take cross party discussion, but we have a huge labour majority, there will never be a better time than now. Pushing this down the road with an ageing population is madness
Replying to @AmandaPritchard @NHSEngland
And yet we think it’s ok to not even say how Social Care should be reformed until 2028, let alone deliver any actual fundamental change! #nohealthcarewithoutsocialcare
David Partlow retweeted
Christmas can be a tough time for a lot of us. It’s supposed to be joyful, but it can also bring up feelings of loneliness, stress, or sadness. Talking about what’s on your mind can really help, but it’s not always easy.
Here are some tips to help you start a conversation 💗
David Partlow retweeted
New suicide figures have been published by @ONS, covering the 3rd quarter of the year. Which means we now have data for first 9m of 2024 & a strong indication of what the full-year rate will be.
The rise in 2023 caused a stir. Has it continued?
Please sign:
Petition: Exempt all social care providers from the employer NIC increase petition.parliament.uk/petit…
David Partlow retweeted
"Social care contributes c.£60bn to the economy, more than agriculture & utilities..an industry in its own right. It's a partner to the NHS, deserving the parity of esteem. It's time for the government to “think social care first” across policy depts. theguardian.com/commentisfre…
David Partlow retweeted
🧵New Report: The Homecare Association reveals critical issues in #CQC's #regulation of #homecare services in England.
This puts people drawing on homecare at risk and causes harm to care providers.📊
David Partlow retweeted
Packed with real-life case studies, legislative updates, and interprofessional collaboration tips, #MentalHealth Care in #Paramedic Practice is an essential resource for both seasoned and #aspiringparamedics.🚑
Click here to find out more: bit.ly/MentalHealthCPP @PhDpara @PartlowDavid
David Partlow retweeted
New suicide figures for the final 3m of 2023 are published by @ONS today, giving us rates for last year as a whole.
It is not good news.
The suicide rate rose 6% from 2022, the first substantial rise since 2018.
The rate was 11.1 per 100,000 people, highest figure since 1999.
David Partlow retweeted
This report shows how decades of underfunding social care has⬆️pressure on the NHS, more people are getting stuck in hospital or ending up there unnecessarily and fewer people can get care. And care staff are overworked, poorly paid and many leave their jobs.
Our State of Care report is now available in various formats on our website.
It's our annual assessment of health care and social care in England.
orlo.uk/4DyvX
#StateOfCare
Replying to @drjanetownson
And Bristol is just the start! When will government fund social care and acknowledge that it has a fundamental duty to support those in need. That should be it’s driving focus, not small boats or rail infrastructure. People need care!
David Partlow retweeted
People that work in social care do amazing things every day. We need to start valuing this work by paying people fairly, at least in line with NHS Band 3.
77,000 people told us that underpaid #SocialCareWorkers save lives, support @NHS and and give people independence. Tomorrow we'll be joining MPs to hand the #petition to @10DowningStreet.
✍Read the comments and sign the petition
change.org/social-care-pay
#SaveOurSocialCare

















