The National Children’s Bureau has raised concerns over the welfare of children missing education in England.
Ofsted inspectors have reported that all services for children provided by Cumbria County Council have improved significantly.
Ofsted has given Rotherham Council an overall ‘Good’ rating in its latest inspection, following on from its child sexual exploitation scandal.
New figures have shown that there are now constituencies within the UK where more than half of children are growing up in poverty.
Liverpool City Council could get early access to £6.5 million from the government’s Troubled Families initiative to support struggling families.
An Ofsted report of Birmingham City Council’s children’s services has heralded ‘continued progress’ and improvement in the quality of social work.
New analysis shows that approximately 1,000 children’s centres across England have not been inspected for over five years.
Essex County Council’s budget proposals for 2018/19 include investment in the region’s roads, schools and homes.
The LGA has revealed that there were 646,120 referrals to councils’ children’s services during 2016/17, equaling one referral every 49 seconds.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has confirmed that Newham, Wandsworth & Merton and Barnet will host the first of his Early Years Hubs.
98 per cent of parents who have attended their local centre in Hertfordshire in the last 12 months were satisfied with the service provided.
Ofsted inspectors have recognised significant improvements to children’s services in Manchester, ruling that some services are no longer ‘inadequate.’
The amount of people visiting Worcestershire's libraries in 2016/17 are up by almost 60,000, showcasing positive trends against a poorer national average.
One million children living in poverty in England will miss out on free school meals under new universal credit proposals.
Schools across Cambridgeshire are collectively saving £600,000 per year as part of Cambridgeshire County Council’s energy generation programme.