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A new taskforce of health professionals working together to spot early signs of violence and abuse against women and girls, investigate the scale of the problem and ensure victims across the NHS get...
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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) today published a report showing systemic failings in the healthcare provided by NHS trusts to Baby Peter.The report raises questions about how NHS trusts assure...
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Parliament will today play host to a high-level meeting on the impact of the Legal Services Commission's proposed cuts to family legal aid on vulnerable children.Chaired by Baroness Butler-Sloss and...
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With only seven days to go until the Family Law team walk the Legal Walk next Monday in support of the London Legal Support Trust, the organisers have nominated editor Liz Walsh's team for the best...
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The Legal Services Commission (LSC) announced today the expansion of its Community Legal Advice helpline to provide family law advice.The addition of family law advice follows the recent extension to...
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There are only 10 days to go until the Family Law team, led by the editor Liz Walsh, walk the Legal Walk at 5.30pm on Monday 18 May organised by the London Legal Support Trust.The team's fundraising...
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Cafcass has released for the first time a full month by month total of care proceedings applications received since 2005.The statistics include data from the period April 2005 to March 2009 and covers...
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A revolutionary new child contact centre has been launched by domestic violence association, Respect.Dads' Space 1-2-1 (www.dads-space.org) and Mum's Space 1-2-1 (www.mums-space.org) allows parents...
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Experienced guardians are being lost form the profession because of a growing dissatisfaction with the role after becoming under increased pressure from targets and red tape, a leading Liverpool...
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Dads' Space 1-2-1 www.dads-space.org is a free, national, web-based communication facility, designed for fathers who are separated from their children. The 1-2-1 service enables children to stay in...
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