The Bills
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| Genres | Folk Music |
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| Origin | Canada |
| Albums | Trail of Tales |
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| Yes Please | |
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| ID | 1075198 |
About The Bills
The Bills are a high impact, acoustic folk music quintet from the West Coast of Canada. They have developed a unique sound, blending traditional influences from around North America and the rest of the globe in crafting their own vocal and instrumental music.
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... The Conservatives have lagged behind Labour in the opinion polls for more than a year and Downing Street will hope The Bills announced in the speech will help improve the party s electoral prospects...
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... " Clare Adams is one of a rising number of people taking out loans against things they own to pay The Bills...
Energy price cap to fall but bills will stay high
...By Kevin PeacheyCost of living correspondentEnergy regulator Ofgem will announce the next price cap affecting The Bills of 29 million households in England, Wales and Scotland early on Friday...
Rising numbers seek help for energy bill debts, warns Citizens Advice
... Winter is going to be very hard for me and my family as we can t afford The Bills now, so definitely won t be able to afford them when it gets colder...
Pakistan: Election delayed in latest political crisis
... The Bills have been sent to President Alvi, a co-founder of the PTI, and must be signed by him before they can be legislated into law...
Coronavirus: nursing home residents faced steep hike in fees
Some older people in care homes are asked to pay More Than £100 per week extra fees to cover the cost of the coronavirus.
Age Uk Said inhabitants, who are confronted with their own fees, to pay The Bills , for the personal protective equipment and rising personnel costs.
It adds "insult to injury" for the people "through The Mill " during the pandemic, the next love.
The government declares that it is available for £600m provided for the control of infections in care homes and £3. 2 billion for wider Council services.
nursing home residents, the funds themselves are effectively the care subsidized system for many years, pay far more for their support than those funded by their local authority.
Age Uk says that, on average, these residents are charged slightly More Than £850 pounds a week, and some of these will now see their fees rise by 15%.
It is not clear how many nursing homes are asked to pay money for the residents, more.
There are estimated 400,000 people living in care homes in England to be with 167,000 believed, self-promoters and 45,000 part self-promoter.
Caroline Abrahams, Director of Age Uk Said that elderly people and their families "occurred through The Mill " in recent months, as outbreaks in one in three nursing homes.
"It is adding insult to injury, after going through so much, some of the residents who pay for their own care now, in front of a large extra bill on top of the already expensive fees. "
she called to fulfill for the government, the additional cost of the pandemic, saying that otherwise there was a danger that some might work and leave their inhabitants homeless.
During the pandemic, many nursing homes have hundreds of thousands of pounds of protective equipment to control the spread of Covid-19 between staff, residents and visitors.
have you faced also, the additional costs for the employees of the Agency when employees isolate sick or to.
overall, appreciate The Local Government Association (LGA) and the Directors of adult social care providers to potential additional cost of £6. 6bn between April and September.
"people live in nursing homes should not be disadvantaged in this way," Said councillor Ian Hudspeth, Chairman of the LGA community well on the board.
He Said the path itself was a promoter subsidizes The System is already unfair, and should be treated as a part of the long-term reform of The Social care system.
But He Said the councils were meant to help home care providers with The Extra costs, "to The Best of your ability".
support For their work during the pandemic, The Local authorities have been Given for 3 pounds. 2 billion from the government, which also announced a £600m Infection control funds for nursing homes.
The Department of Health and Social Care Said it would consider future funding needs to be reviewed, but would not confirm that there will be more money for councils.
He Said It was working with local authorities to ensure that funding is distributed fairly and reaches front-line services.
"We recognize that this pandemic is causing considerable challenges for nursing homes, and that additional support is required to care for the residents," a spokesman Said .
office for national statistics, coronavirus lockdown measures, self-isolation, coronavirus pandemic, social distancing
Source of news: bbc.com
