The Government’s long-term desire to expand special educational needs (SEN) provision in mainstream schools ‘could be costly in the short run’, a report has warned.
The Government will not strike any more safety valve agreements for councils with financial defic...
Cheshire East Council’s interim executive director of children’s services has revealed that the N...
The present SEND system is unsustainable across the country and immediate and comprehensive refor...
Two-fifths of local authorities will face the threat of bankruptcy if more is not done to tackle ...
Welsh councils face budget pressures of around £559m next year, the sector’s umbrella organisatio...
Councils across England and Wales are working to manage the impact to a string of major infrastru...
An improvement notice has been issued to Suffolk CC’s services for children with special educatio...
Cllr John Howson outlines the action schools in Oxfordshire, working in partnership, are taking ...
Jose Bachoir looks at a successful scheme in Liverpool for the swift delivery of funds for the fr...
Progress on levelling up in England has been ‘glacial’ and – according to some metrics – inequali...
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