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Children's minister Tim Loughton has announced that an interim report on the Family Justice Review will be released alongside the Munro review in April. The Family Justice Review, chaired...
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The British Association of Social Workers (BASW) has criticised comments about interracial adoption by UK children's minister Tim Loughton in which he said social workers place "too great an emphasis...
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The All Party Parliamentary Group on Family Law met for the first time in the Palace of Westminster on Tuesday evening to debate What is Marriage? What obligations should it entail? The aim of the...
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The Local Government Association has warned that new evidence of the continuing staffing problems faced by council social work teams make reforms to the child protection system more urgent than ever...
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The Family Justice Council is inviting applications from junior barristers and family law solicitors interested in working pro bono representing families and children who are involved with the family...
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Ofsted has evaluated 147 serious case reviews (SCRs) relating to 194 children in a new report, Learning lessons from serious case reviews 2009-2010. Serious case reviews are local enquiries into the...
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Following the Supreme Court's decision in Radmacher last week, Harvey Nichols has been quick to spot a trend and is now offering its customers a pre-nup bridal package at its Manchester...
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By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor The Legal Services Commission has announced it will not appeal against the High Court's judicial review decision to quash the outcome of the family tender round for...
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The British Association of Social Workers (BASW) has sharply criticised the Social Work Reform Board (SWRB) for contributing to the Family Justice Review without fully consulting the views of all...
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By Hugh Logue, Newswatch Editor The two serious case reviews into the death of Baby P - now named as Peter Connelly - have been published in full for the first time today. The reports reveal Peter...
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