Most care in Britain is provided by local, family-run businesses.

Around 80% of adult social care providers in England are small or single-site businesses. They are run by people who live in the communities they serve. They employ local people, pay UK taxes, and reinvest in local economies. They are your neighbours, not faceless corporations.

Local roots, local jobs.

Family-owned care providers create employment in their towns and villages. The wages they pay are spent locally in shops, pubs, and on high streets. When care is locally owned, the economic benefit stays in the community.

UK tax, UK investment.

Local care providers pay UK corporation tax, employ UK accountants, and bank with UK institutions. The alternative? Overseas investors and private equity firms that have owners based in tax havens.

Invest in care. Keep it local.

Without proper government investment, local care providers cannot compete. They close. And when they close, their services are bought up by offshore investors whose priority is financial returns, not residents.