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Refuge has reported a significant increase in referrals involving technology-facilitated and economic abuse, with frontline specialists warning of a growing number of perpetrators using car finance...
Children in youth custody will benefit from strengthened safeguarding arrangements under a package of reforms announced by the government following an independent review into child protection across...
The Department for Education has published the 2026 edition of Keeping children safe in education (KCSIE), with the updated statutory safeguarding guidance due to come into force on 1 September...
Children with a parent in prison will be identified earlier and connected with support services under a new government pilot designed to improve outcomes for one of the most vulnerable groups of...
The Association of Directors of Children's Services (ADCS) has published an updated edition of its What is Care For? policy paper, calling for a more relational and flexible care system that better...
**SPONSORED CONTENT**Save the Children UK is the latest charity to benefit from a £500 donation from AlphaBiolabs via the company’s Giving Back initiative.For every testing instruction received from...
The charities Refuge and Women’s Aid have published responses to the Ministry of Justice’s announcement that the minimum starting point for life sentences following domestic homicide will increase...
Ofsted has announced a series of measures aimed at tackling the increasing use of unregistered children's homes, warning that illegal provision is placing vulnerable children at risk and reflects...
Helen Hayes MP, Chair of the Education Committee, says that the government’s apology for the state’s role in historical forced adoption practices is "long overdue" and must be a turning point for...
LexisNexis has appointed Jennifer Lee as joint-Editor of the Family Law Reports, the leading specialist family court reporting service. Jennifer is a family law barrister at Pump Court...