Ten thousand patients will be given more control of how their share of the health and social care budget is spent under new Government plans. Pilots announced today in eight areas of the country mean people with serious health conditions will be given a type of personal budget, to give them more say over how the state funding is spent. Separately, a report by Macmillan claims that over half a million cancer patients are being left without adequate help by from the NHS and their councils.
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