Here’s Why Children In The North Are So Much More Likely To Be Taken Into Care

October 17, 2017

Experts have said that the high number of children going into care is a result of underlying inequalities, with deprivation and drug and alcohol dependency higher in the north of England.

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Here’s Why Children In The North Are So Much More Likely To Be Taken Into Care

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