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A new series of joint targeted area inspections (JTAIs) will begin this autumn, examining how local agencies respond to child sexual abuse in the family environment.The inspections will be carried out...
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The shortlist for the Family Law Awards 2025 is out, kicking off the countdown to the profession’s most anticipated night of the year.Event: Wednesday 19 November 2025Venue: Park Plaza Westminster...
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The UK’s adoption system is failing to provide lifelong support for adopted people and their families, according to the latest Adoption Barometer survey. The report concludes the system is “not fit...
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The cost of residential care for looked-after children in England has almost doubled in five years, reaching £3.1 billion in 2023–24, according to a new report by the National Audit Office (NAO).The...
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A national census of school leaders has revealed growing concern that schools are being left to plug the gaps left by weakened local services, as they attempt to meet children’s needs well beyond the...
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The Family Law Awards 2025 shortlist has been unveiled, marking an exciting step towards the sector’s most anticipated night of the year.To be held on Wednesday 19 November 2025 at the Park Plaza...
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Claire Waxman OBE has been appointed as the next Victims’ Commissioner for England and Wales, the Ministry of Justice confirmed on 4 September. She will formally take up the role on 1 January 2026,...
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HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has announced that it is accelerating its adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) to support the modernisation of courts and tribunals, while emphasising that...
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Women’s Aid has described the findings of the latest Femicide Census report as “incredibly disturbing and sombre reading”, warning that the data shows persistent failures in keeping women and children...
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The judiciary has launched a consultation on a revised version of the Family Public Law and Private Law Allocation and Gatekeeping Guidance, which determines how cases are allocated across different...
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