THIRD SECTOR
Councils warned after harrowing child protection case
By Mark Conrad | 22 November 2021
Councils must better assess risks to vulnerable children posed by new adults entering family home...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
CCN conference: MacAlister moots national children's care service
By Heather Jameson | 22 November 2021
Some parts of children’s social services may be better provided at a national level, the chair of...
FINANCE
Peers call for reversal of children's services cuts
By Martin Ford | 18 November 2021
A decline in funding for child protection has disproportionately affected the most deprived areas...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Why not put schools at the heart of place-wide net-zero Carbon transition?
18 November 2021
EQUANS is working with schools, councils, and Multi-Academy Trusts to benchmark their current ene...
OFSTED
Slough accepts damning SEND report
By Martin Ford | 17 November 2021
Watchdogs have demanded action from Slough Council to address ‘significant areas of weakness’ in ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Caring for care leavers: The Covenant Employers' Charter
By Julie Towers | 17 November 2021
A helping hand in the form of a well-meaning mentor, some CV advice, interview preparation… every...
PEOPLE
Councils in talks over future of shared directorship
By Paul Marinko | 16 November 2021
North and West Northamptonshire councils are in talks over whether they will continue to share a ...
ENVIRONMENT
Let's harness the energy of our youth to shape climate emergency declarations
By Fay Holland | 14 November 2021
Fay Holland of Groundwork says young people want to be involved in decisions about tackling the c...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Putting youth at the heart of regeneration
By Cllr Tim Cheetham | 02 November 2021
Barnsley’s partnership with OnSide to invest in a state-of-the-art youth centre is an embodiment ...
HEALTH
Breaking down the walls
By Chloe Darlington | 02 November 2021
Children need their communities, but communities need their youngsters too. And, as Chloë Darling...
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