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'We're not spineless or a walkover' says councillor after latest council disruption

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By Twm Owen Verified
| MSN UK Verified
COUNCILLORS who form what had been the smallest group on their local authority aren't “spineless or a walkover” one of its members has said. Councilllr Janet Jones was addressing Torfaen Borough Council as to why her Torfaen Independent Group had declined to force a reshuffle of committee chairs and memberships as a result of it gaining a new member.
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No threat to jobs as new way to support social care workforce across Gwent agreed

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By Twm Owen Verified
| MSN UK Verified
NO jobs are expected to be lost as a result of Gwent councils agreeing to set up a joint team to support care staff. The Gwent-wide social care workforce development service will be responsible for workforce planning as well as training and qualifications and working with universities and colleges and provide date on the care workforce across the five local authority areas.
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No expected job losses as part of collaborative social care approach

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By Twm Owen Verified
| Abergavenny Chronicle Verified
NO jobs are expected to be lost as a result of Gwent councils agreeing to set up a joint team to support care staff. The Gwent-wide social care workforce development service will be responsible for workforce planning as well as training and qualifications and working with universities and colleges and provide date on the care workforce across the five local authority areas.
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