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The Family Justice Council will hold its second open meeting on the 25 January 2010, from 10am until 1.30pm in London. This will offer the opportunity for members of the public to see at first hand...
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THURS 10/12/2009 - The President of the Court of Protection, Sir Mark Potter, has announced that he is setting up an ad-hoc committee to undertake a review of the Court of Protection Rules 2007...
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The Guardian reports to have seen documents showing that Ofsted downgraded an initial Annual Performance Assessment (APA) report into Haringey children's services from "good" to "inadequate" following...
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Ofsted has admitted making a "serious and deeply regrettable error" in failing to disclose potential evidence in the High Court case of Sharon Shoesmith, the former Director of Children's Services for...
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Many parenting programmes promoted as effective with 'parents' are failing to engage mothers and fathers, according to a new report launched by the Fatherhood Institute today.Fathers and Parenting...
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An ad hoc selection commission has been established under section 27 and schedule 8 of the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 to select a candidate to be recommended for appointment as a Justice of the...
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Many people are basing life-changing decisions about their marriage and family life on common myths and misunderstandings, a leading family lawyer has warned."She always gets the kids", "I am his...
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The former Director of Children's Services for Haringey Council, Sharon Shoesmith, was in the High Court this week seeking a judicial review against Ofsted, the Secretary of State for Children,...
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The government has launched a consultation to update the rules governing the children's database ContactPoint.The ContactPoint database will give an estimated 400,000 people access to personal...
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As the last of the three major political party conferences concludes, it has emerged that family policy will be a major political issue in the forthcoming general election.The government and...
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