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CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Whitehall cannot rip up Troubled Families programme
By Heather Jameson | 10 August 2016
Despite damning reports about progress on the Troubled Families programme, Heather Jameson says s...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Creating the child-friendly city
By Nigel Richardson | 10 August 2016
Leeds has been on a long journey to achieve its ‘child-friendly city’ status. Nigel Richardson ex...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Directors call for ban on fostering golden hellos
By Dan Peters | 05 August 2016
Children’s services directors have called for private agencies to be banned from offering golden ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Councils probe to continue despite resignation
By Laura Sharman | 05 August 2016
Dame Lowell Goddard has become the third chair to step down as head of the independent inquiry in...
EDUCATION
'Hugely-talented' council director dies in cycling accident
By Dan Peters | 04 August 2016
A ‘hugely-talented’ council director has died after missing a turn in fog while on a cycling holi...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Call to review home school rules
By Dan Peters | 02 August 2016
Luton Council will call for a review of home education regulations in a letter to the Government ...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Squaring the circle?
By Richard Webb | 02 August 2016
The level of service demand and demographic trends faced by North Yorkshire are thought to be wh...
WHITEHALL
Poverty adds billions to social care bill, claims foundation
By Jamie Hailstone | 01 August 2016
Tackling poverty in England is costing local authorities more than £12bn a year in additional soc...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Holyrood to carry on with named person programme
By Jamie Hailstone | 29 July 2016
Scottish ministers have vowed to carry on with their controversial plans to appoint a named perso...
FINANCE
Invest to save on sector-led improvement
By Heather Jameson | 27 July 2016
The Institute for Government’s report this week on public service failures raises some interestin...
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