Two hundred head teachers and education leaders have signed an open letter to a county council criticising cuts that will hit child and education services.
A new study suggests the number of newborn babies in England taken into care at birth has continued to rise. Data shows that over eight
The Government has agreed, in open correspondence, to amend the Civil Legal Aid (Procedure) Regulations 2012 to expressly allow for legal aid certificates to be
An academy trust that runs 10 schools in England has been accused of making false claims for government grants. BBC Panorama has found the Bright
Ministers must take hands-on action to get family courts to more effectively use the powers they already hold. That is the main thrust of National Family
BBC News reports that, according to the lead officer for football policing in England and Wales, there was a “significant rise” in domestic abuse reports during
The Home Office has awarded £13m to projects which support vulnerable children, by ensuring they have positive adult role models in their lives. Eleven local
Five years after former family division president Sir James Munby highlighted a pressing need for greater transparency in the family justice system, the government and
Children with asthma should be reminded to use their inhalers regularly before returning to school to help prevent a spike in September hospital admissions, says