Home Affairs Committee chair Dame Karen Bradley has raised concerns over Whitehall delays in demanding councils preserve records related to grooming gangs.
Children’s services in Surrey failed to identify abuse suffered by 10-year-old Sara Sharif before...
Government plans to make it a mandatory duty to report child sexual abuse need to be backed up wi...
As leaders of children’s services prepare to gather for their annual conference next week, Rachae...
There has been a ‘collective failure’ to address questions about the ethnicity of perpetrators wh...
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced he will launch a statutory inquiry into the grooming ga...
A nationwide audit of child abuse has been delayed, safeguarding minister Jess Phillips has confi...
The Local Government Association (LGA) has urged councils not to respond to a request from a priv...
Councils could be forced to take part in local inquiries into child abuse.
Rebecca Foulkes asks if the Government’s new proposals are enough to combat grooming and child se...
Concern has been raised over the legal backing for local inquiries into child sexual exploitation.
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