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A group of family and human rights lawyers, working in-house in women’s organisations, in private practice and at the Bar, have written to Justice Ministers

Schools are facing “knock-on pressure” as demand for special-needs support rises, England’s Education Secretary, Damian Hinds, has admitted to head teachers. Speaking at the National

Schools in England will have to stay accountable for pupils they exclude, a government-backed review has said. It could mean school league table rankings having

Nagalro, the professional association for Family Court Advisers, Children’s Guardians and Independent Social Workers, has issued the following press release following publication of an updated

Harriet Harman, Chair of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights, has written to Victoria Atkins MP and Edward Argar MP sharing the Committee’s views on

Police have referred an A-level maths paper leak to prosecutors, says an exam board. Pearson, owner of the Edexcel exam board, says the case sent

A new approach to certificated family work is being rolled out by the Legal Aid Agency across England and Wales from 19 April 2019 following

Local authorities are paying for places for children in settings that are not even registered, Ofsted is warning. England’s education watchdog has called for tougher

Resolution has welcomed the Justice Secretary’s announcement that he will bring forward legislation to introduce no-fault divorce.  The government’s decision follows a public consultation in which family justice professionals