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Simon Burns, former MP for Chelmsford, has been appointed chair of the panel. Picture: Department of Health/Flickr

News 25 September 2020

Campaigners question independence of panel to recruit new children’s commissioner for England

The survey of county councils suggests childminders are most at risk of closing due to pressures caused by the pandemic. Picture: AdobeStock

News 25 September 2020

Quarter of childcare providers at risk of closure due to pandemic, councils warn

The Chancellor has been urged to prioritise children. Picture: Parliament UK

News 24 September 2020

Rishi Sunak urged to ‘put children at the heart’ of spending review

Kruger is the Conservative MP for Devizes and a former government adviser on civil society. Image: UK Parliament

News 24 September 2020

Government-commissioned report recommends paid community work for 100,000 young people

Blogs 24 September 2020

Not Just Heard – The Participation Charter 2006 revisited

Blogs 24 September 2020

Transforming support for young people not in education, employment or training amid Covid-19

Blogs 24 September 2020

What do we mean by recovery?

Experts will assess how early help can support families affected by Covid-19. Image: Shutterstock

News 24 September 2020

Early help conference explores pandemic impact on children's services

Migrant children should be supported through the asylum process, charities say. Picture: Adobe Stock

Sponsored Features 23 September 2020

How youth offending services can address over-representation of BAME young people in custody

Sir Alan Wood was chair of the board. Picture: Alan Wood

News 23 September 2020

Residential Care Leadership Board ‘disbanded without notifying sector’

Norman Lamb: No one should be at greater risk of poor mental health because of who they are or what environment they are in. Picture: Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition

News 23 September 2020

Disadvantaged children ‘at greater risk of poor mental health’ due to Covid-19

Tim Bateman: Growing disproportionality is "nothing short of a disgrace". Picture: NAYJ

News 23 September 2020

Socio-economic inequalities ‘not to blame’ for disproportionality in youth justice system

Young carers reported high levels of stress during lockdown. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 23 September 2020

#Chances4Children: Support for young carers returning to school

Primary schools are given "more discretion" for teaching RSE, Ofsted says. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 22 September 2020

Ofsted ‘will not downgrade’ primary schools that do not teach LGBT lessons

Khan: Inequality, poverty, social alienation are all factors in violent crime. Picture: City Hall

News 22 September 2020

Mayor of London's £2.4m boost to help vulnerable young people return to school