The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has approved plans for a half-billion pound luxury retirement complex that includes just five affordable homes at a time when 11 families who survived the Grenfell Tower fire are still living in hotels 18...
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Luxury Kensington complex will have just five affordable homes
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has approved plans for a half-billion pound luxury retirement complex that includes just five affordable homes at a time when 11 families who survived the Grenfell Tower fire are still living in hotels 18...
First ‘Child House’ for child sexual abuse victims launches
The UK’s first “Child House” for child victims of sexual abuse has been opened as part of efforts to improve support and speed up prosecutions. The Child House concept is based on the Icelandic Barnahus model of support The...
Safeguarding code of practice: out-of-school settings
The Department for Education is consulting on the development of a draft voluntary safeguarding code of practice for out-of-school settings (OOSS), as well as guidance for parents on key questions they may wish to consider when choosing an out-of...
Young people’s alcohol and drug use
Public Health England has released statistics on alcohol and drug treatment in England for young people under 18-years-old in 2017/18. Information on young people’s mental health needs were included for the first time this year. Key statistics...
Children’s loneliness
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published its inaugural report on children’s loneliness in England and Great Britain. Analysis is drawn from interviews with children and young people, the Community Life Survey 2016/17 and the Good...
Health visitors warn of ‘child tragedy’ fears as caseloads rise
More than four in every 10 health visitors in England feel so stretched they “fear a tragedy” at some point, research has found. A survey of more than 1,200 health visitors found that 43 per cent believed they may not recognise a child...
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Luxury Kensington complex will have just five affordable homes
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea has approved plans for a half-billion pound luxury retirement complex that includes just five affordable homes at a time when 11 families who survived the Grenfell Tower fire are still living in hotels 18...
First ‘Child House’ for child sexual abuse victims launches
The UK’s first “Child House” for child victims of sexual abuse has been opened as part of efforts to improve support and speed up prosecutions. The Child House concept is based on the Icelandic Barnahus model of support The...
Safeguarding code of practice: out-of-school settings
The Department for Education is consulting on the development of a draft voluntary safeguarding code of practice for out-of-school settings (OOSS), as well as guidance for parents on key questions they may wish to consider when choosing an out-of...
Young people’s alcohol and drug use
Public Health England has released statistics on alcohol and drug treatment in England for young people under 18-years-old in 2017/18. Information on young people’s mental health needs were included for the first time this year. Key statistics...
Children’s loneliness
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published its inaugural report on children’s loneliness in England and Great Britain. Analysis is drawn from interviews with children and young people, the Community Life Survey 2016/17 and the Good...
Health visitors warn of ‘child tragedy’ fears as caseloads rise
More than four in every 10 health visitors in England feel so stretched they “fear a tragedy” at some point, research has found. A survey of more than 1,200 health visitors found that 43 per cent believed they may not recognise a child...
Spending on children’s centres falls by £110m
Spending on children’s centres has fallen by £110m over the last financial year, a drop of more than 14 per cent, government figures have revealed. A consultation on the future of Sure Start children’s centres was announced in 2015 but...
How working-class children ended up paying for the financial crisis – Owen Jones
From special educational needs funding to youth centres, post-crash cuts have wrought havoc in Britain’s poorest communities. A decade ago, the banks and their powerful allies tipped much of the western world into crisis. They were never going to...
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