While unforeseen events can knock a new government off course, ministers need to ensure they keep focused on their priorities for tackling long-term social and economic challenges says Michael Burton
Abdool Kara says the National Audit Office continued to perform its public duty of supporting acc...
The Government will not strike any more safety valve agreements for councils with financial defic...
'IMPOWER's work with local authorities has led to children and young people being better prepared...
The additional £1.3bn will not go very far once the cost of the new rates of National Living Wage...
As delegates gather in Liverpool for the National Children and Adult Services Conference, ADASS p...
ADCS president Andy Smith talks to Ann McGauran ahead of the National Children and Adult Services...
Norfolk CC has called for tribunals handling special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) ap...
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has called for it to be granted further powers to ...
Deficits in SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) budgets are among the top concerns ...
Looking ahead to next spring’s Spending Review, it is critical the Government provides a signific...
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