Analysis of the most-read articles on www.cypnow.co.uk over the past 12 months reveals some of the most pressing challenges facing children’s services, including prioritising investment in early help, creating a better functioning support system for children with special educational needs, shoring up local government finances and improving council commissioning of care services.
Former children’s minister and co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Children, Tim Loughton – who is standing down at the forthcoming general election – reflects on the challenges and sets out what the priorities should be for the new parliament, where cross-party support – a hallmark of his time in Westminster – can make a difference to young lives.
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