Sixteen English councils are spending excessively on their core funding on social care, highlighting worries about financial strain on local authorities. Despite plans for a national care service, pensioners continue to face elevated expenses. The debate over the triple lock pension adjustment and accusations of allocating resources away from pensioners have added to the political controversy surrounding care service reforms.
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