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There's a divide in council spending on social care across the country. One way councils are trying to save money is by giving people their own budget to pay for the specialist services they need. These parents in Bedfordshire, whose children have special episode artwork

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There's a divide in council spending on social care across the country. One way councils are trying to save money is by giving people their own budget to pay for the specialist services they need. These parents in Bedfordshire, whose children have special

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There's a divide in council spending on social care across the country. One way councils are trying to save money is by giving people their own budget to pay for the specialist services they need. These parents in Bedfordshire, whose children have special

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