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Minister Jonathan Djanogly has said that more use should be made of mediation as an alternative to using courts in civil and family justice disputes. Writing in the September issue of the Government...
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Two men were convicted today for running a fertility website without a licence from the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA). The website made sperm available from...
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Following Mrs Justice Black elevation to the Court of Appeal, Peter Jackson QC has been appointed as a High Court Judge with effect from 1 October 2010. Peter, 54, is a member of 4 Paper Buildings...
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The Newspaper Society has presented a submission to the House of Commons' Justice Select Committee's inquiry into the operation of the family courts, claiming the new Children, Schools & Families...
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Haringey Council has received recognition of its work to improve the safeguarding of children following the Baby P case. An unannounced inspection by Ofsted revealed much progress, with the...
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The former Director of Children's Services for Haringey Council, Sharon Shoesmith, has defended her role in the Baby P scandal to a group of MPs examining child safeguarding procedures. Giving...
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Care applications between April and August 2010 have increased by 3.7 % compared to the same period last year, according to new statistics published by Cafcass. Cafcass received 3,744 new...
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9 September 2010

Financial Armageddon
Robert McCulloch-Graham, head of Barnet's children's services, speaking of the department's strain to cope with reduced resources and a doubling of demand, likened its financial position to...
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According to the Cafcass chief executive, Anthony Douglas, the temporary measures that enabled Cafcass to assign cases to duty guardians, due to end this month, are likely to be extended by a further...
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Since The Law Society applied for judicial review of the Legal Services Commission's (LSC) conduct of the tendering process for family legal aid contracts, the Law Society and LSC have provisionally...
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