CHILDREN'S SERVICES

London borough rejects insourcing children's services

Kingston LBC had considered returning services from a wholly-owned company when their contract ends in 2021.

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By Martin Ford | 11 December 2019

A London borough has decided against bringing its children's services in-house.

Kingston and Richmond LBCs, which co-own community interest company Achieving for Children (AfC) alongside and Windsor and Maidenhead BC, had considered returning services to direct control when their contract ends in 2021.

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