BIG INTERVIEW: The youth-friendly nation - Catriona Williams, chief executive, Children in Wales
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- Wednesday, February 11, 2004 | CYP Now
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REGENERATION: The money's running out
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- Wednesday, February 11, 2004 | CYP Now
The future of UK and European regeneration budgets is in doubt. Patrick McCurry finds out how the youth projects that depend on them are coping.
ASYLUM SEEKERS: Social workers plan charity to thwart ministers' asylum plan
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- Tuesday, February 17, 2004 | CYP Now
The British Association of Social Workers plans to set up a charity to help keep the children of failed asylum seekers with their parents.
NEWS IN BRIEF: Former chief inspector of schools publishes interim review
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- Tuesday, February 17, 2004 | CYP Now
Former chief inspector of schools Mike Tomlinson published his interim review of qualifications for 14- to 19-year-olds this week. It recommends changes to the current system to make it more inclusive. A consultation period now follows before a final report is presented to ministers in the summer.
SOCIAL CARE: Judge overturns legal aid decision
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- Tuesday, February 17, 2004 | CYP Now
A judge has ruled a mother has the right to legal aid to sue a council for negligence after alleging social workers failed to protect her son from himself.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS: DfES denies plans for 10-hour days
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- Tuesday, February 17, 2004 | CYP Now
The Government has distanced itself from plans to open primary schools for 10 hours a day.
HEALTH NEWS: Mental Health - Buckinghamshire care in spotlight
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- Tuesday, February 17, 2004 | CYP Now
Dr Stephen Ladyman, the junior health minister, has called on Buckinghamshire Primary Care Trust to take the lead in commissioning services, including those for children, if provision is lacking.
UNIFORMED YOUTH GROUPS: Scouts to sell off 14 camp sites to build centres of excellence
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- Wednesday, February 18, 2004 | CYP Now
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR: Liberty says Dorset orders violate HumanRights Act
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- Wednesday, February 18, 2004 | CYP Now
NEWS IN BRIEF: Howard League for Penal Reform hopes court case will be heard this year
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- Tuesday, February 24, 2004 | CYP Now
The Howard League for Penal Reform hopes its court case against the prison service will be heard at the High Court later this year. It is taking the service to court for stripping children of their clothes and keeping them in cells with no mattress or toilet.
FUNDING: Jersey's services hit by a cash crisis
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- Tuesday, February 24, 2004 | CYP Now
Vital work to improve children's services in Jersey could be axed due to funding shortages.
NEWS IN BRIEF: Young people participating in debate confused
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- Tuesday, February 24, 2004 | CYP Now
Young people who participated in the Hansard Society's HeadsUp debate on asylum showed "considerable confusion" about the subject, say the organisers. Some were unwilling to empathise with asylum seekers while others were keen to welcome those in need. A report, Asylum seekers: are they getting a fair deal?, is available from Ross Ferguson on 020 7395 4011. The next HeadsUp forum, on the media and its role in UK politics, will take place from 8 to 19 March.
NEWS IN BRIEF: National Care Standards Commission findings
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- Tuesday, February 24, 2004 | CYP Now
Staff recruitment checks are the least-met standard in most children's residential settings, according to findings from the outgoing National Care Standards Commission. But research found that staff-child relationships, along with leisure activities and free time, were most likely to measure up to inspectors' standards.
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