CHILDREN'S SERVICES
A system 'that's failing children and young people'
By Ann McGauran | 02 April 2019
What lies behind the upward trend in the number of youngsters being moved to live a long way from...
FINANCE
Sector unites in call for Troubled Families funding
By Martin Ford | 19 March 2019
The local government sector has urged the Treasury to continue funding the Troubled Families prog...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
It's time to act on child poverty
By Stuart Gallimore | 06 March 2019
We are one of the richest countries in the world, yet poverty levels are rising. Councils must ac...
FINANCE
Charities find children's 'cuts hotspots'
By Chris Mahony | 26 February 2019
Per capita funding for children’s services has fallen by more than 30% since 2010, with London bo...
EDUCATION
Chiefs defend councils' role in SEND provision
By Martin Ford | 12 February 2019
Chief executives have defended councils’ roles in special educational needs and disabilities (SEN...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Auditors bid to explain real cause of difference in councils' spend on kids
By Chris Mahony | 23 January 2019
A nine-fold variation in spending on children’s social care could largely be down to ‘differences...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Warnings of 'bun fights' and help offered to Hancock at conference
By Martin Ford | 14 November 2018
Funding woes dominated the opening speeches of the National Children and Adults Services conferen...
WHITEHALL
Troubled Families funding could be extended beyond 2020
By Martin Ford | 14 November 2018
Funding for the Troubled Families programme could continue beyond 2020 after it was found three-q...
FINANCE
Kid's care on a cliff edge
By Martin Ford | 13 November 2018
Following a report by ADCS that initial contacts made to children’s social care have increased by...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Three quarters of English councils to cut early help for children
By Martin Ford | 07 November 2018
Early help services for children will be cut or reduced by almost three quarters of English counc...
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