During the summer Leicestershire Cares started a piece of research across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland exploring people views and opinions on protecting those of care experience under the Equality Act 2010. Following the completion of this initial piece of research we invited Leicestershire County Councillor Deborah Taylor to join our Joining Up Joining In group to share our findings and discuss some of the key issues and themes that came out of the report “Care experience as a protected characteristic?” Read more.
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