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The Children's Workforce Development Council (CWDC) has launched a high profile recruitment campaign to recruit social workers to support children and families.The drive is part of the Government's...
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Magistrates who are interested in applying for appointment to the family panel will have a chance to find out more information next month at a Family Court Open Day.London Family Courts are having an...
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