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CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Government commits to review councils' refugee capacity
By Sam Clayden | 08 March 2017
The Government has committed to publishing ‘regular updates’ on the number of child refugees rese...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
MPs call for government to publish fresh asylum data
By Mark Conrad | 06 March 2017
Ministers should publish fresh data on councils’ ability to take unaccompanied asylum-seeking chi...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Specialist needs migrant children 'can leave councils with £90k gap'
By Mark Conrad | 21 February 2017
Councils can face a funding gap of up to £90,000 for unaccompanied child migrants with specialist...
WHITEHALL
Authorities seek renewed support for child refugees
By Mark Conrad | 14 February 2017
Town halls have urged ministers to re-design government support for asylum-seeking children follo...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Fostering agencies accused of profiteering
By Mark Conrad | 08 February 2017
Children’s services directors have accused fostering agencies of ‘direct profiteering’ from the h...
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
MPs repeat criticism of council asylum response
By William Eichler | 31 January 2017
MPs have called for more councils to take in asylum seekers five months after local authorities d...
FINANCE
Pulling out of the young asylum seeker transfer scheme
By Cllr Ivan Ould | 23 January 2017
As more authorities look to opt out of the national transfer scheme for young asylum seekers, Cll...
FINANCE
County to look at withdrawing from child asylum scheme
By Jamie Hailstone | 17 January 2017
Dorset CC is to discuss withdrawing from a voluntary government scheme to resettle unaccompanied ...
WHITEHALL
Long-term success of refugee resettlement programme at risk
By William Eichler | 13 January 2017
A lack of clarity on what local authorities should provide to Syrian refugees poses a threat to t...
CHILDREN'S SERVICES
Responding to the needs of child asylum seekers
By Dave Hill | 29 November 2016
Local authorities are working hard to support unaccompanied asylum seeking children but swift act...
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£208,116 per annum (April 2026 pay award pending)
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