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Swindon council leaders pledge improvement to children s services

Both political parties represented on Swindon Borough Council have said they will work to support an improvement in the council’s children’s…

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Slough Council : Care experience now a protected characteristic

Slough residents who have spent time in care are set to receive the same safeguards as protected minority groups under council policy in a bid to…

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Darlington councillors on gender identity taught in school

Darlington councillors on gender identity taught in school
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Initial findings from review of residential services for children and young people – council looks for alternatives to residential care by strengthening family-based care approaches

Highland Council talks of alternative options to residential child care provision.

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Marischal College to light up red in tribute to young carers on Care Day

© Supplied by Aberdeen City Counci Marischal College lit up in red for Care Day Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Aberdeen’s Marischal College is to be lit up in red tonight to celebrate children and young people with care experience on the sixth annual Care Day. The event, launched by Irish charity EPIC in 2015, aims to draw attention to the rights and achievements of care-experienced youngsters around the world while advocating increased equality and opportunities.

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