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THIRD SECTOR
How COVID confirmed Greater Manchester's focus on people not programmes
By Daisy Carter | 21 January 2021
Daisy Carter outlines how the citizen experience across Greater Manchester changed during COVID a...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Don't forget our youth workers
By Jenny Coles | 20 January 2021
Government needs to put as much focus on resourcing the children and young people’s workforce as ...
OFSTED
Warwickshire bid to bring its children back into the fold
By Cllr Jeff Morgan | 20 January 2021
A Warwickshire CC-operated children’s residential care home is in the pipeline. It will bring tho...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Helping families through the tough times
By Toby North | 20 January 2021
Local welfare assistance schemes are crucial to delivering the Government’s package of winter sup...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Babies' needs overlooked in COVID response
By Ann McGauran | 19 January 2021
A generation of babies risks being damaged by the fallout from the pandemic without a concerted e...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Call for inquiry into COVID's 'devastating' impact on children
By Ann McGauran | 18 January 2021
A coalition of child health experts has called for a wide-ranging independent commission to exami...
FINANCE
Councils to feed children during half-term
By Martin Ford | 15 January 2021
Local authorities have been told to fund free meals to schoolchildren during half-term week next ...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Review pledges to radically reform children's social care
By Laura Sharman | 15 January 2021
Council leaders have welcomed the launch of an independent review into children’s social care.
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Knowing when to hit the dance floor
By Phil Whitman | 13 January 2021
GatenbySanderson’s Phil Whitman outlines the importance of embracing adaptive leadership in publi...
EDUCATION
Councils resist pressure to reopen schools
By Martin Ford | 04 January 2021
Scores of councils have raised concerns over the return of primary school pupils to classrooms am...
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