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Care providers set to descend on Westminster next month to demand Government plug ‘£2billion funding shortfall’ following Autumn Budget

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The rise in employers' national insurance contributions coupled with the minimum wage hike has left providers on the brink, ministers have been warned (file photo)

Care providers will descend on Westminster next month to demand the Government plug a ‘£2billion funding shortfall’ following the October Budget.  Read More

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