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Domiciliary care worker removed from the Register because of serious misconduct
13 October 2021
By Social Care Wales
Adult care home manager removed from the Register because of serious misconduct and a criminal conviction
04 October 2021
By Social Care Wales
Residential child care worker removed from the Register because of serious misconduct
01 October 2021
By Social Care Wales
Temporary changes to your registration period and CPD requirements
28 September 2021
By Social Care Wales
Residential child care worker removed from the Register because of serious misconduct
24 September 2021
By Social Care Wales
Social worker removed from the Register after review because of her aggressive behaviour
17 September 2021
By Social Care Wales
Domiciliary care worker removed from the Register because of serious misconduct
17 September 2021
By Social Care Wales
Entries now open for the 2022 Accolades
16 September 2021
By Social Care Wales
Tell us how we can support you to use research, resources and guidance at work
10 September 2021
By Social Care Wales
Residential child care manager removed from the Register because of serious misconduct
10 September 2021
By Social Care Wales
Domiciliary care worker removed from the Register because of serious misconduct and a criminal conviction
25 August 2021
By Social Care Wales
Time to celebrate our Care Stars
23 August 2021
By Sue Evans, our Chief Executive
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