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Cardiff Council in partnership with Henna Foundation are hosting a free conference on 'honour' related abuse within families. The conference will be held in Cardiff City Hall on the 4 March 2008 from...
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National Council of Voluntary Child Care Organisations (NCVCCO) has been awarded new government funding.NCVCCO's application to the Government's Children, Young People and Families Grant Programme has...
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Plans to simplify family court procedures were announced on 22 February. As part of a continuing programme of improvements to people's experience in court, the proposals aim to modernise legal...
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The Judicial Appointments Commission (JAC) is now inviting applications for the office of High Court Judge. The JAC has been asked to select twenty-one candidates for appointment to the High Court....
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Backbench MPs are calling for a free vote outlawing smacking. Labour backbench MPs are leading an attempt to ban the smacking of children.Around 50 backbencher MPs are calling on a free vote on the...
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Minister for Young People Kevin Brennan has announced £31million funding over the next 3 years, through the Children, Young People and Families Grant Programme, for nearly 100 third sector...
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The Home Secretary Jacqui Smith has announced that four Police forces to pilot a new approach in dealing with child sex offences.The initiative, outlined as part of the Government's Tackling Violence...
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The Government is currently consulting on draft legislation to prevent a tax advantage being gained through income shifting. The consultation period will close on 28 February 2008.The consultation...
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The services provided by the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass) in the East Midlands is found to be inadequate, according to a new Ofsted report.Ofsted's first inspection...
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Many small children's charities are facing an uncertain future and one in ten may have to close, according to new research published yesterday by the National Council of Voluntary Child Care...
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