Labour’s shadow health secretary has unveiled plans to provide free social care services in England, a major policy shift that could reshape the country’s approach to elderly and disabled care. The proposal, set to be a key part of the party’s election manifesto, aims to address long-standing concerns over funding and accessibility in the sector. With rising demand and strained public resources, the move could spark debate over feasibility and potential tax implications. Voters will have the chance to weigh in on the proposal when the next general election is called.
Burnham wants to offer access to free social care services in England. He'll put his plans before voters at the next general election.
