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News in brief: Youth Justice Board launches consultation

21 June 2005, Children Now

The Youth Justice Board has launched a consultation on its code of practice for managing the behaviour of children in custody.

News in brief: Professor Sir Roy Meadow case

21 June 2005, Children Now

Professor Sir Roy Meadow, whose evidence led to the convictions, later overturned, of three mothers for child murder, was due to appear before the General Medical Council on disciplinary charges...

News in brief: Heritage projects win awards

21 June 2005, Children Now

Seven local heritage projects that engage with children using a hands-on learning environment have won Roots and Wings awards run by the Curiosity & Imagination scheme, which is backed by...

News in brief: Substance abuse kills more

21 June 2005, Children Now

More children aged 10 to 16 are dying from abusing volatile substances than from illegal drugs, the National Children's Bureau and ChildLine have revealed.

News in brief: Hertfordshire Council sued

21 June 2005, Children Now

Hertfordshire County Council is being sued by a 14-year-old who became pregnant while at a special needs boarding school.

News in brief: Wales Assembly encourages

21 June 2005, Children Now

The National Assembly for Wales has voted in principle to encourage local authorities to make annual donations to the child trust funds of an estimated 250 looked-after children.

Lewisham Listens: Sounds of Samba join a London street carnival

21 June 2005, Children Now

Eight-year-old Lauren Robinson was one of the members of the Sounds of Samba musical group who took to the streets of Lewisham last weekend to mark the Downham Celebrates carnival....

Northern Ireland: Statutory vetting must be extended

21 June 2005, Children Now

All adults in Northern Ireland who work with or volunteer for work with children must undergo statutory checks, the country's children's commissioner has said.

Scotland: Reforms to child welfare unveiled

21 June 2005, Children Now

The Scottish Executive has been warned that proposals to reform children's services should not lead to a division in how agencies tackle welfare and offending concerns.

Funding Brief: Lottery launches scheme

21 June 2005, Children Now

The Big Lottery fund has launched a scheme aimed at getting communities involved in improving their local environments. Living Landmarks will award £140m to projects of regional significance.