Cllr Roy Perry

Cllr Roy Perry is leader of Hampshire CC, a member of SESL and part of the SEEC executive committee
  • Got to turn around

    20 July 2016

    Evidence shows local government has the commitment to turn around children’s services without demands imposed from the centre, says Cllr Roy Perry


  • Learning the lessons on school reform

    29 June 2016

    Cllr Roy Perry explains his concerns about the new national funding system for schools and the drive towards academisation, which are among many issues set to be debated at Education Question Time at the LGA’s annual conference


  • Time to alter the image of adoption

    07 June 2016

    Cllr Roy Perry says there was much to welcome in the Queen’s Speech surrounding support for children and young people, yet the Government’s worrying approaches to academies and adoption must be altered


  • Securing a safe haven

    26 April 2016

    Cllr Roy Perry says secure children’s homes across the country face significant demand, yet a sector-led response in Hampshire could leave local government better placed for the future


  • Getting a head start

    15 March 2016

    The Life Changes Strategy offers an opportunity for councils to integrate quality services around low-income families. Cllr Roy Perry wants reassurance the plan won’t be sidelined by other policies.


  • Let's empower councils

    03 February 2016

    Cllr Roy Perry outlines his vision for improved shared working between councils, schools and government over education


  • Keep up the caring, sharing approach

    19 November 2015

    With numbers of children being placed for adoption dwindling,Cllr Roy Perry says councils must continue to pursue the best solutions for young people across all care streams


  • Make time away from crime

    06 October 2015

    Further reductions to the Youth Offending Teams grant will have serious effects on the ability of a council and its partners to deliver services, Cllr Roy Perry explains.


  • Southern discomfort

    24 September 2014

    The South East should be set free to work for the UK as the cog that keeps the nation’s economic wheels turning, writes Cllr Roy Perry