
2 December 2008
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Wales is starting to develop its own unique approach to children and young people's services. Tristan Donovan explores what lies behind the emerging Welsh model.
Tom de Castella visits Portsmouth to see how the FA Cup holders are plugging a gap in youth provision.
- Penny Nicholls, director of children and young people, The Children's Society.
The new Serious Youth Violence Board will co-ordinate efforts by London's agencies to challenge violence in the capital. But will this initiative prove to be a breakthrough or just another...
A year into her reign as NYA chief, Fiona Blacke is taking some difficult decisions. Ravi Chandiramani examines the fallout.
- Adrian Voce, director, Play England Adventurous play is the name of the game for this year's Playday on 6 August, co-ordinated by Play England. With this theme in mind,...
As preparations for the 2012 Olympics gather pace, experts warn that a unique chance to improve childcare and play in deprived parts of London may be lost. Joe Lepper reports.
It's no accident that the 2012 Olympics are being held in one of the most deprived parts of London. But are children's views being ignored, asks Joe Lepper.
With the Beijing Olympics about to begin, thoughts are turning to London 2012. But will the games here benefit children and young people? Joe Lepper investigates.
Young people have become more fearful about knife crime since the launch of a £3m ad campaign to stop them carrying knives, according to research seen exclusively by CYP Now....
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