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Vince Cable

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Economist and author. Former MP for Twickenham 1997-2019. Leader of @LibDems 2017-19. Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills 2010-15.
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Hidden Meanings in Social Care

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By Vince Cable
| Comment Central Verified
Andy Burnham has promised to ‘fix’ social care and to ‘use some of his political capital on the issue’. The first steps are expected this week.Ed Davey, who has campaigned strongly on the issue, promises to work with him on a cross-party basis. All good. The problem is that people mean very different things by the ‘social care’ problem. The obvious priority is to help unpaid carers - around 6 million people, 1.7 million of whom provide care for over 50 hours a week - and those they care for at home.
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Hidden meanings in social care

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By Vince Cable, Kevin Hawkins, David Evans
| Liberal Democrat Voice
Andy Burnham has promised to ‘fix’ social care and to ‘use some of his political capital on the issue’. The first steps are expected this week. Ed Davey, who has campaigned strongly on the issue, promises to work with him on a cross-party basis. All good. The problem is that people mean very different things by the ‘social care’ problem. The obvious priority is to help unpaid carers – around 6 million people, 1.7 million of whom provide care for over 50 hours a week – and those they care for at home.
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The re-birth of council housing

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By Vince Cable
| Comment Central Verified
And there are growing numbers of homeless in temporary accommodation or shipped out to councils with housing surpluses, far from work and family support networks. Such invidious comparisons do not however mean that we should have less social housing. Rather, more. Without more social housing, families on low and unstable incomes are forced out of more prosperous areas, where there is work; there is a rise in homelessness; and villages die for lack of trade and tradesmen.
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