The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is an executive non-departmental public body of the Department of Health and Social Care. It regulates and inspects health and social care providers in England.
Care watchdogs have rated most mental health services at Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust as 'requiring improvement' or 'inadequate', raising concerns for local patients.
The Department for Education has outlined measures to address "widespread failings" in Suffolk's special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) services following questions from Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP Patrick Spencer.
Health bosses and council officials are going back to the drawing board after plans for a new £7.5m Cardinal Medical Practice 'super surgery' in northwest Ipswich were scrapped due to "rising costs".
Three years after its controversial formation and more than two years after a Care Quality Commission inspection found the practice "requires improvement," our investigation reveals persistent issues and a practice that still appears to be struggling to meet patient needs.