The Council
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| Initial release date | March 13, 2018 |
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| Composers | Olivier Deriviere |
| Publishers | Focus Home Interactive |
| Mode | Single-player video game |
| Genres | Adventure Game |
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| Platforms | PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows |
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| ID | 2431014 |
About The Council
The Council is an episodic interactive mystery graphic adventure video game with RPG elements like a leveling and skills system. The game consists of five episodes released between March 13, 2018 and December 4, 2018.
Stella Creasy: MP trolled as 'unfit mother' pushes for law change
... But despite Ms Creasy being cleared, The Council said it was legally prevented from removing the man s complaint from its record...
Evacuation of Barton House forecast to cost £3. 5m
... The Council s cabinet will hear about the costs of the evacuation in a meeting on Tuesday, according to Bristol City Council s emergency spending package includes a deal with Holiday Inn for hotel stays...
Bologna's leaning tower sealed off over fears it could collapse
... The Council has launched what it calls a civil protection plan to preserve the tower and said the work now being started " represents the first phase of making it safe"...
Thurrock residents tell of life under a 'bankrupt' council
... Nearly everybody you meet here has noticed changes since The Council announced a shortfall three times larger than its annual budget...
Bristol Beacon: Former Colston Hall reopens after name change and £132m rebuild
... As costs mounted due to the unexpected complications, inflation and the pandemic, The Council considered halting work and mothballing the building...
Coal: UK's last opencast mine shuts after legal row
... Negotiations between the firm and The Council continue over what happens next...
Scotch on the Rocks: The TV drama locked away for 50 years
... We were going to blow up a statue of Queen Victoria and at the last minute The Council wouldn t allow it so we blew up some guy on a horse instead, " he said...
Nottingham City Council declares itself effectively bankrupt
... The Council s chief finance officer said the authority was unable to deliver a balanced budget...
Social care crisis: Woman, 92, waited four months to be discharged
Just a week after being admitted to hospital with an infection, 92-year-old Esme Hanson was well enough to Go Home .
However it would be four months before she could return to her family, because of a lack of available care.
One care provider told BBC Wales staff shortages were so bad, it handed care packages Back To The Local council.
The Welsh Government said The Situation is " fragile" and that it has to ease The Social care crisis in Wales.
When Mrs Hanson became unwell in May, she was admitted to Morriston hospital. Her care arrangements, put in place due to her dementia, were cancelled.
However it was not Until September that a new package was finally re-instated, by which time her Mental Health deteriorated, according her son Andrew.
He Said His Family were " lucky" to finally get her home.
" If you've got somebody over 70 that needs care, you don't know when they're going to come out of hospital, " he added.
It was only after the Older People's Commissioner for Wales' advised The Family to organise their own care, and ask The Council to fund it, that Mrs Hanson's care arrangements were put in place and she was discharged.
He says His Mother now receives " wonderful" care At Home Three Times A Day .
Swansea council said it was extremely sorry for The Delay and that every effort was made to find a package of care with a provider during " unprecedented" times of the coronavirus pandemic.
However Mrs Hanson's experience is not unique. There were More Than 1,000 patients in Welsh hospitals unable to Return Home due to a lack of care, according to last month.
Care Forum Wales has warned that the " in living memory".
One Home Care company, All Care, said staffing levels are at their lowest since 2002 and recruitment has been " virtually zero" for months.
Director Keri Llewellyn said " a downward spiral" of staffing shortages means companies are handing back care packages to councils.
She added that care staff are exhausted from working through the pandemic, while low wages made recruitment and staff retention difficult.
" I do need something for my staff now. Some Hope , maybe a retention bonus, " said Ms Llewellyn.
Care manager Jane Davies has been helping with daily rounds due to staff shortages.
" You are very tired and you need to spend time with your own family, but you can't see Those People go without care, " She Said .
Nicola Peta Hales, 54, said the stress of being a domiciliary care worker almost became too much.
" I did feel like quitting and I was very close to it not so long ago, but I decided to stay because I love The Job . "
The Association of Directors of Social Services (ADSS) Cymru has called on the UK and Welsh governments for more help.
Last month the UK government announced a national insurance tax rise, some of which will be used to help fund the care system. On Wednesday, the chancellor is due to outline spending plans for The Next three years.
The Welsh Government admitted The Situation was " fragile".
Health and Social Care Deputy Minister Julie Morgan said implementing a living wage of £9. 50 per hour for carers was a priority, along with improving working conditions.
" We have to get The System to a place where there are not long waits, " she added.
Source of news: bbc.com
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