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A High Court judge overturned permission to deprive the child of his liberty. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 13 August 2021

High Court ruling over boy detained in hospital highlights ‘acute lack’ of care placements

Lots of resources are available online. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 12 August 2021

Top resources for social care, youth work and education practitioners

Young people have said they are 'really stressed' about the cut. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 11 August 2021

Young people to be 'hit hardest' by end of Universal Credit uplift

Annamarie Hassall has worked within children's services for 40 years. Picture: Nasen

News 11 August 2021

Annamarie Hassall named as Nasen’s new chief

Family hubs are designed to help families access support, according to DfE documents. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 10 August 2021

Peers urge joint Spending Review bid to support vulnerable children

Two police officers were also injured. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 9 August 2021

Man charged with attempted murder over stabbing of social worker

Brighton and Hove Council will publish a review of safeguarding practices in the autumn. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 9 August 2021

Brighton and Hove safeguarding partnership launches review after death of baby left alone by mother

Josh MacAlister has called for support for families, residential care and mental health. Picture: Frontline

News 6 August 2021

Care Review chair lays out top three priorities for Spending Review

A third of respondents said they suffered from depression. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 5 August 2021

Nine in 10 child sexual abuse survivors experience mental health problems, review finds

Article 39's Carolyne Willow has expressed concerns. Picture: Article 39

News 4 August 2021

Care Review reforms could be rushed through before next election, warn campaigners

NYAS has said it will implement the ICO's recommendations. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 2 August 2021

NYAS apologises over failure to comply with data protection rules

Croydon Council faced a £66m funding shortfall last year. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 2 August 2021

Croydon praised over efforts to support children despite financial woes

Reforming the residential care system 'would have little impact', the ICHA has said. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 2 August 2021

Children's home providers dismiss DCS calls to 'dismantle' private residential care market

Jackson: 'Frontline is aligned to the principles laid out in the Care Review's Case for Change'. Picture: Fronline

Features 30 July 2021

Interview: Mary Jackson, chief executive of Frontline

Kent was unable to take on any more unaccompanied asylum-seeking children after hundreds of people arrived at Dover in May. Picture: Adobe Stock

News 30 July 2021

Charities slam use of unregulated accommodation for child refugees