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Council failing to pursue overpaid benefits to adult social care clients

Council failing to pursue overpaid benefits to adult social care clients

Posted By Anne North on 23rd January 2019

By Anne North Cornwall Council has overpaid nearly £0.5 million in benefits to adult social care clients because County Hall did not follow-up changes to their circumstances. The council’s direct…

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