RBC Publishing Ltd

RBC Publishing Ltd Publishing digitally and in print for the hospitality trade and adult social care sector since 2001.
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RBC Publishing Ltd., was established in 2000 and has over ten years experience publishing direct mail trade journals for the caring and hospitality industries. We aim to deliver the latest industry news and informative articles to our readership and to provide our advertisers with the best opportunities for promotion.

Colleagues at HC-One’s Support Office in Darlington presented a cheque for £17,846.25 to the Brain Tumour Research chari...
22/03/2024

Colleagues at HC-One’s Support Office in Darlington presented a cheque for £17,846.25 to the Brain Tumour Research charity on Monday 18th March 2024.

Tracy Hardy, who works at the Support Office in Southgate House as a Careline Team Leader, lost her partner of over 15 years, David Watson, to a brain tumour on the 8th of July 2022.

Colleagues at HC-One’s Support Office in Darlington presented a cheque for £17,846.25 to the Brain Tumour Research charity on Monday 18th March 2024. Trac

Councils are spending over £200 per person more on children’s services and adult social care compared to a decade ago, w...
20/03/2024

Councils are spending over £200 per person more on children’s services and adult social care compared to a decade ago, with these two services alone now consuming two-thirds of the average local authority’s budget, new analysis shows.

Councils are spending over £200 per person more on children’s services and adult social care compared to a decade ago, with these two services alone now cons

Government is falling short on its promise to “fix the crisis in social care” as chronic understaffing, rising waiting l...
20/03/2024

Government is falling short on its promise to “fix the crisis in social care” as chronic understaffing, rising waiting lists and patchwork funding place sustained pressure on local authorities. In a report published today, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC)

Government is falling short on its promise to “fix the crisis in social care” as chronic understaffing, rising waiting lists and patchwork funding place sus

We are thrilled to announce the launch of THE CARER Recruitment, the latest addition to our growing portfolio! As the le...
07/03/2024

We are thrilled to announce the launch of THE CARER Recruitment, the latest addition to our growing portfolio! As the leading UK residential and nursing care/adult social care publication, we understand the pressing need for effective recruitment solutions in the face of ongoing challenges within the sector.

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We are thrilled to announce the launch of THE CARER Recruitment, the latest addition to our growing portfolio! As the leading UK residential and nursing care/ad

The hospitality sector has given a mixed reaction to chancellor Jeremy Hunts spring Budget which saw alcohol duty frozen...
06/03/2024

The hospitality sector has given a mixed reaction to chancellor Jeremy Hunts spring Budget which saw alcohol duty frozen for another six months, and an increase in business rates which according to business real estate intelligence group Altus will see almost 220,000 English businesses with a rateable value of £51,000 and above shoulder the costs as rates rise in the next financial year (April

The hospitality sector has given a mixed reaction to chancellor Jeremy Hunts spring Budget which saw alcohol duty frozen for another six months, and an increase in business rates which according to business real estate intelligence group Altus will see almost 220,000 English businesses with a rateab...

A new City Hall report reveals that Bromley, Vauxhall and Woolwich high streets saw spending increase by up to 70 per ce...
28/02/2024

A new City Hall report reveals that Bromley, Vauxhall and Woolwich high streets saw spending increase by up to 70 per cent after they became the Mayor’s Night Time Enterprise Zones last year.

The Mayor and Night Czar Amy Lamé announced the £500,000 Night Time Enterprise Zones programme in 2022 to revitalise high streets after 6pm.

A new City Hall report reveals that Bromley, Vauxhall and Woolwich high streets saw spending increase by up to 70 per cent after they became the Mayor’s Night Time Enterprise Zones last year. The Mayor and Night Czar Amy Lamé announced the £500,000 Night Time Enterprise Zones programme in 2022 t...

Unsustainable financial and workforce pressures are forcing adult social care providers to turn down new admissions and ...
16/01/2024

Unsustainable financial and workforce pressures are forcing adult social care providers to turn down new admissions and close services, as government grants are not reaching the people who need them most.

This is according to the 2023 Sector Pulse Check report, independent research commissioned by learning disability charity Hft and Care England.

Unsustainable financial and workforce pressures are forcing adult social care providers to turn down new admissions and close services, as government grants are

Following the UK strikes in Yemen, energy prices are set to spike again over the coming weeks. In conjunction with the c...
12/01/2024

Following the UK strikes in Yemen, energy prices are set to spike again over the coming weeks. In conjunction with the current cold snap in the UK and the current political climate, the price of gas and energy are again exposed to volatility.

Following the UK strikes in Yemen, energy prices are set to spike again over the coming weeks. In conjunction with the current cold snap in the UK and the curre

The government has moved to clarify is policy surrounding overseas workers and their dependents following concerns expre...
09/01/2024

The government has moved to clarify is policy surrounding overseas workers and their dependents following concerns expressed within the health sector.

Overseas workers who apply for their Health and Social Care visa prior to new immigration rules coming into effect will still be able to bring in dependants, the government has announced.

The government has moved to clarify is policy surrounding overseas workers and their dependents following concerns expressed within the health sector. Overse

Consumer card spending grew 2.3 per cent year-on-year in December – less than the latest CPIH inflation rate of 4.2 per ...
09/01/2024

Consumer card spending grew 2.3 per cent year-on-year in December – less than the latest CPIH inflation rate of 4.2 per cent and lower than November’s growth of 2.9 per cent. Retail spending struggled to maintain the momentum it had built up in November through early seasonal discounts, while entertainment and travel thrived as consumers booked experiences and getaways for 2024.

Consumer card spending grew 2.3 per cent year-on-year in December – less than the latest CPIH inflation rate of 4.2 per cent and lower than November’s growth of 2.9 per cent. Retail spending struggled to maintain the momentum it had built up in November through early seasonal discounts, while en...

The Portman Group’s sixth annual survey in partnership with YouGov shows that young people are the biggest consumers of ...
03/01/2024

The Portman Group’s sixth annual survey in partnership with YouGov shows that young people are the biggest consumers of low and no alcohol alternatives, with nearly half (44%) of 18-24 year olds surveyed considering themselves either an occasional or regular drinker of alcohol alternatives, compared to 31% in 2022*.

The Portman Group’s sixth annual survey in partnership with YouGov shows that young people are the biggest consumers of low and no alcohol alternatives, with nearly half (44%) of 18-24 year olds surveyed considering themselves either an occasional or regular drinker of alcohol alternatives, compar...

A North Yorkshire health trust’s decision to create its own ‘in house’ home care service could backfire and leave vulner...
03/01/2024

A North Yorkshire health trust’s decision to create its own ‘in house’ home care service could backfire and leave vulnerable local people without care, providers have warned.

Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust has launched its own home care service citing concerns that there isn’t enough existing provision to enable people to be discharged from hospital.

A North Yorkshire health trust’s decision to create its own ‘in house’ home care service could backfire and leave vulnerable local people without care, pr

Staff at a specialised day centre have been commended by their employer for their commitment to providing high-quality c...
28/12/2023

Staff at a specialised day centre have been commended by their employer for their commitment to providing high-quality care to members of the community living with advanced dementia.

Oakburn Park Day Care Service, operated by Bield Housing and Care, was crowned ‘Team of the Year’ at the organisation’s 2023 Staff Awards.

Staff at a specialised day centre have been commended by their employer for their commitment to providing high-quality care to members of the community living w

Employers are being reminded they must pay their workers at least the National Minimum Wage or National Living Wage this...
21/12/2023

Employers are being reminded they must pay their workers at least the National Minimum Wage or National Living Wage this festive season, including seasonal staff and students.

Businesses may need extra staff over Christmas and the New Year and HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is stressing the importance of paying them the right rate.

Employers are being reminded they must pay their workers at least the National Minimum Wage or National Living Wage this festive season, including seasonal staf

Speaking as junior doctors across England prepare to strike Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, sa...
20/12/2023

Speaking as junior doctors across England prepare to strike Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, said the impact on frontline services is likely to be significant and could further jeopardise efforts to recover services and tackle waiting lists.

Speaking as junior doctors across England prepare to strike Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, said the impact on frontline services is l

The Scottish budget must prioritise health and care services and set out investment to grow and develop Scotland’s nursi...
14/12/2023

The Scottish budget must prioritise health and care services and set out investment to grow and develop Scotland’s nursing workforce, according to the Royal College of Nursing Scotland.

Nursing workforce challenges across health and care services remain as acute as when the RCN called for urgent action in its second Nursing Workforce in Scotland Report published in May this year.

The Scottish budget must prioritise health and care services and set out investment to grow and develop Scotland’s nursing workforce, according to the Royal C

New analysis from Alzheimer’s Research UK, has confirmed that dementia continues to be the UK’s leading cause of death, ...
13/12/2023

New analysis from Alzheimer’s Research UK, has confirmed that dementia continues to be the UK’s leading cause of death, accounting for more than one in ten of all deaths across the country. In total, dementia claimed more than 74,000 lives.

New analysis from Alzheimer’s Research UK, has confirmed that dementia continues to be the UK’s leading cause of death, accounting for more than one in ten

Hospitality groups achieved year-on-year sales growth of 4.0% in November, the new CGA RSM Hospitality Business Tracker ...
13/12/2023

Hospitality groups achieved year-on-year sales growth of 4.0% in November, the new CGA RSM Hospitality Business Tracker reveals.

Restaurant, pub, and bar groups have now achieved 14 months of like-for-like sales growth in a row. November’s figure marks an increase from October’s figure of 3.2% and is close to the current rate of inflation in the UK, as measured by the Consumer Price Index.

Hospitality groups achieved year-on-year sales growth of 4.0% in November, the new CGA RSM Hospitality Business Tracker reveals. Restaurant, pub, and bar groups have now achieved 14 months of like-for-like sales growth in a row. November’s figure marks an increase from October’s figure of 3.2% a...

Frontline doctors are warning winter virus cases are “creeping up” alongside pressure on emergency departments, with new...
11/12/2023

Frontline doctors are warning winter virus cases are “creeping up” alongside pressure on emergency departments, with new NHS data showing the number of flu patients in hospital is up more than half in a week.

This months figures show an average of 234 people were in hospital with flu every day last week, up 53% on the week before.

Frontline doctors are warning winter virus cases are “creeping up” alongside pressure on emergency departments, with new NHS data showing the number of flu

Responding to comments made by that the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care suggesting that junior doctors wal...
11/12/2023

Responding to comments made by that the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care suggesting that junior doctors walked out of talks before an offer was made, Dr Emma Runswick, BMA deputy chair, said: “Victoria Atkins and the DHSC were aware of our deadline for a credible offer, but this is not the time to look back, we have to move forward now.

Responding to comments made by that the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care suggesting that junior doctors walked out of talks before an offer was mad

New plans to cut net migration will mean separating overseas care workers from their families and could destabilise the ...
07/12/2023

New plans to cut net migration will mean separating overseas care workers from their families and could destabilise the vulnerable social care sector, says Dorset care chief Kevin Gunputh, CEO of LuxuryCare Group, which runs six care homes in Bournemouth and Poole.

New plans to cut net migration will mean separating overseas care workers from their families and could destabilise the vulnerable social care sector, says Dors

The current adult social care charging system is unfair, unpredictable, and complex, according to The Chartered Institut...
04/12/2023

The current adult social care charging system is unfair, unpredictable, and complex, according to The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy's (CIPFA) new publication which calls for an approach to funding adult social care where adequate funding is provided in the short-term for services to recover and to deal with current challenges, and a commitment to adequate long-term

The current adult social care charging system is unfair, unpredictable, and complex, according to The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy's (

Christmas is coming and we here at THE CARER are offering care homes the opportunity to win A PRIZE FOR YOU AND YOUR CAR...
04/12/2023

Christmas is coming and we here at THE CARER are offering care homes the opportunity to win A PRIZE FOR YOU AND YOUR CARE HOME.

We invited Care Homes around the UK to share your Christmas celebrations with us here at THE CARER for Christmas 2022 and we are inviting you to do the same this year!

This years’ prize is £100 in Marks & Spencer vouchers for a lucky care home winner!

Christmas is coming and we here at THE CARER are offering care homes the opportunity to win A PRIZE FOR YOU AND YOUR CARE HOME. We invited Care H

John Lumsden, a resident at Barchester’s Southgate Beaumont Care Home has always liked the finer things in life. John ha...
22/11/2023

John Lumsden, a resident at Barchester’s Southgate Beaumont Care Home has always liked the finer things in life. John had always wanted to take a trip in a Rolls Royce, so staff at the home made his life-long wish a reality.

John has been a resident at Southgate Beaumont since the summer 2023 and his devoted partner, Jerry, visits him daily.

John Lumsden, a resident at Barchester’s Southgate Beaumont Care Home has always liked the finer things in life. John had always wanted to take a trip in a Ro

A near 70-year wait to receive recognition for taking part in the UK Nuclear Test Programme has finally come to an end f...
22/11/2023

A near 70-year wait to receive recognition for taking part in the UK Nuclear Test Programme has finally come to an end for a Whitby nursing home resident.

Eric Copeland, 86, was thrilled to receive his Nuclear Test Medal after a member of staff at Jubilee House applied for it on his behalf.

A near 70-year wait to receive recognition for taking part in the UK Nuclear Test Programme has finally come to an end for a Whitby nursing home resident. Er

The Campaign for Pubs has urged the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, to announce meaningful direct support for pubs in the Autum...
22/11/2023

The Campaign for Pubs has urged the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, to announce meaningful direct support for pubs in the Autumn Statement to support pubs through the cost-of-living crisis and stop the current raft of closures caused by the crisis, inflation and high energy bills.

The current crisis has led to a deeply worrying escalation of pub closures.

The Campaign for Pubs has urged the Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, to announce meaningful direct support for pubs in the Autumn Statement to support pubs through the cost-of-living crisis and stop the current raft of closures caused by the crisis, inflation and high energy bills. The current crisis has le...

Delivery and takeaway sales at Britain’s leading restaurant groups rose 5% year-on-year in October 2023, CGA by NIQ’s Ho...
21/11/2023

Delivery and takeaway sales at Britain’s leading restaurant groups rose 5% year-on-year in October 2023, CGA by NIQ’s Hospitality at Home Tracker shows.

It is a fifth month of like-for-like growth in a row and continues a steady recovery in restaurants’ at-home sales in 2023.

Delivery and takeaway sales at Britain’s leading restaurant groups rose 5% year-on-year in October 2023, CGA by NIQ’s Hospitality at Home Tracker shows.

Phil Smith, a resident at RMBI Care Co. Home The Tithebarn, in Liverpool, is passionate about two things: painting and h...
21/11/2023

Phil Smith, a resident at RMBI Care Co. Home The Tithebarn, in Liverpool, is passionate about two things: painting and helping people. To celebrate his 75th birthday, Phil arranged an art exhibition at Moor Lane Methodist Church with support from the Home’s staff. His goal was to raise money for charity.

Phil Smith, a resident at RMBI Care Co. Home The Tithebarn, in Liverpool, is passionate about two things: painting and helping people. To celebrate his 75th bir

To mark International Men’s Day on Sunday, 19 November 2023, Exemplar Health Care has launched a thought-provoking campa...
21/11/2023

To mark International Men’s Day on Sunday, 19 November 2023, Exemplar Health Care has launched a thought-provoking campaign challenging gender stereotypes around people working in social care and recognising the under-representation of male carers.

To mark International Men’s Day on Sunday, 19 November 2023, Exemplar Health Care has launched a thought-provoking campaign challenging gender stereotypes aro

A Michelin-trained chef from Yorkshire has launched a new Hospitality and Catering Apprentice Academy at the historic De...
14/11/2023

A Michelin-trained chef from Yorkshire has launched a new Hospitality and Catering Apprentice Academy at the historic Dean Clough Mill complex in Halifax.

Matthew Benson-Smith, who prefers to avoid the limelight enjoyed by his celebrity peers, is dedicating his time to training, and empowering the next generation of aspiring chefs, future managers and craft bakers in an industry that is

A Michelin-trained chef from Yorkshire has launched a new Hospitality and Catering Apprentice Academy at the historic Dean Clough Mill complex in Halifax. Matthew Benson-Smith, who prefers to avoid the limelight enjoyed by his celebrity peers, is dedicating his time to training, and empowering the n...

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RBC Publishing Ltd., was established in 2000 and has over eighteen years experience publishing direct mail trade journals for the caring and hospitality industries. We aim to deliver the latest industry news and informative articles to our readership and to provide our advertisers with the best opportunities for promotion.

We take an integrated approach to help our clients build, grow and consolidate their brands. We put suppliers in front of buyers, it is that simple!

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