Burnham invites Tories and Lib Dems to social care talks
"Nowhere is that more urgent than social care. He has previously said he was ready to do "whatever I can to find a real and lasting consensus on social care" but pointed out there had already been 22 failed attempts at reforming social care since 1997. "To see the 23rd effort work, we need to do things differently," he said."My party has been pushing for cross-party talks on care for years, because it is the only way to build a solution that actually works.
- ▪"Nowhere is that more urgent than social care.
- ▪He has previously said he was ready to do "whatever I can to find a real and lasting consensus on social care" but pointed out there had already been 22 failed attempts at reforming social care since 1997.
- ▪"To see the 23rd effort work, we need to do things differently," he said."My party has been pushing for cross-party talks on care for years, because it is the only way to build a solution that actually works.
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Burnham invites Tories and Lib Dems to social care talksImage source, EPAByJoshua Nevett, Political reporter and Alison Holt , Social affairs editorPublished30 minutes agoAndy Burnham has invited the leaders of the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats for talks on reforming social care in England.The prime minister wants to meet Kemi Badenoch and Sir Ed Davey on Wednesday, when he is expected to give a speech saying that finding cross-party common ground will be key to the reform.Liberal Dem leader Sir Ed said he would attend remotely but Tory leader Badenoch cannot be there and is sending shadow health secretary Stuart Andrew instead.
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