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News  |  11:06:25
RWK Goodman achieves year of major growth for Health & Social Care team
Care sector specialist RWK Goodman has achieved growth of more than a third across its Health & Social Care team over the course of the last year, complemented by a number of complex transactions for expanding operators backed by REITs.
Opinion  |  09:06:25
Learning from Loss: A Comparative Analysis of Prevention of Future Death Reports in Adult Social Care (Jan–May 2024 vs. Jan–May 2025)
So far this year, there has been a notable shift in in the issuance of Prevention of Future deaths reports (PFDs), particularly in relation to care homes and community. When compared to the same period in 2024, there is a discernible increase in both the number and scope of these reports – highlighting the systemic pressures and the desperate need for reform in adult social care services.
Uncategorised  |  27:05:25
Land consent for schools – a summary
If you are entering into a transaction involving your land you may need consent dependent on the category of school and the nature of the transaction. In this article Rob Walton, Partner in our Real Estate team, summarises when consent is needed and an overview of the process.
Opinion  |  15:05:25
Immigration White Paper 2025 – key aspects for Health and Social Care.
The UK Government published its immigration white paper, ‘Restoring Control Over the Immigration System’ on 12 May 2025 which introduces plans for reforms across the immigration system with the aim of reducing net migration, strengthening domestic workforce development and tackling exploitation.
Opinion  |  14:05:25
Governments response to report on Support for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEN)
The UK Government has published its formal response to the Public Accounts Committee's 2024–25 report on Support for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). This follows extensive scrutiny of how effectively the current SEND system is delivering for young people, including powerful contributions from the National Association of Independent Schools & Non-Maintained Special Schools (NASS).
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News  |  08:04:25
Gemma Nicholas joins RWK Goodman’s health and social care team
RWK Goodman is pleased to announce that Gemma Nicholas has joined the firm’s health and social care team as a senior associate. Based in the London office, Gemma enhances the capability of this fast-growing sector group.
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News  |  04:04:25
RWK Goodman advises DEA Properties on the acquisition of Berkshire’s Haldane House
Care sector legal specialist RWK Goodman has supported a growing care home provider on its expansion in Berkshire with the acquisition of an assisted living home.
Opinion  |  03:04:25
CQC Review of IT System
Opinion  |  03:04:25
How to navigate the social care financial crisis from an HR perspective
Providers are facing significant financial pressures due to increases in Employer National Insurance contributions and the National Minimum Wage, as well as the underfunding of local authority contracts.
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News  |  27:03:25
RWK Goodman advises on sale of Oakview Care specialist care homes to Cygnet
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Opinion  |  24:03:25
Does the Home Office need to consider the impact on a care provider when revoking its sponsor licence?
Opinion  |  14:03:25
New Home Office immigration rules set to impact Health & Care Sector.
On 12th March 20205, the Home Office issued a statement of changes to the Immigration Rules which impact on various categories. There are a number of changes for Skilled Workers.
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