What are Labour’s plans to overhaul social care?
The prime minister said he wanted to create a care system that would give people ‘peace of mind’. Photograph: Sean Prior/AlamyView image in fullscreenThe prime minister said he wanted to create a care system that would give people ‘peace of mind’. Assessing the costs depends what services are included in the offer and how the cost is divided between individuals and the state.
- ▪The prime minister said he wanted to create a care system that would give people ‘peace of mind’.
- ▪Photograph: Sean Prior/AlamyView image in fullscreenThe prime minister said he wanted to create a care system that would give people ‘peace of mind’.
- ▪Assessing the costs depends what services are included in the offer and how the cost is divided between individuals and the state.
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The prime minister said he wanted to create a care system that would give people ‘peace of mind’. Photograph: Sean Prior/AlamyView image in fullscreenThe prime minister said he wanted to create a care system that would give people ‘peace of mind’. Photograph: Sean Prior/AlamySocial careExplainerWhat are Labour’s plans to overhaul social care?Andy Burnham has revealed more details about a proposed shake-up – including a broad schedule for the reformsPatrick Butler Social policy editorTue 29 Sep 2026 13.31 EDTLast modified on Tue 29 Sep 2026 13.33 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAndy Burnham’s Labour conference speech gave us a little more detail on how he intends to take forward what he said at the start of his premiership would be his signature social policy ambition: an overhaul of…
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