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Council spending on special needs transport doubles

The rising cost of getting children to school is a key driver of current pressure on council budgets.

United kingdomEast sussexJack fenwick alex forsythYasmeen crowtherLouise gittinsTim oliverPhil kempMunira wilsonGovernment association childrenSurrey county councilCouncils networkChester councilA department for educationJack fenwickCounty councils networkBritish sign language

CYP Now Awards: Outstanding work with child refugees

As the 2024 Children & Young People Now Awards open for entries, we shine a spotlight on councils who made last year’s shortlist for excellent work with refugee children and families

West midlandsUnited kingdom generalUnited kingdomInaam barkatoolahBalwant bainsJonathan nevillLouise gittinsAlison osullivanKensington chelseaGlen peacheNational age assessment boardAfghan social care teamKent county councilSandwell metropolitan borough councilBritish libraryLeeds city council

New childcare staff offered £1,000 amid concerns about free hours rollout

Nurseries and childminders are warning of a recruitment and funding crisis, while thousands of parents are believed to be in limbo over the scheme.

City ofUnited kingdomBhumika patelLouise gittinsBridget phillipsonGillian keeganLondon early years foundationChildcare coalitionGovernment association childrenSky newsEarly educationGardens nurseryLocal government associationYoung people board

County lines: I was nine when drug dealers recruited me

About 40 children a day are flagged as potential criminal exploitation victims, the BBC can reveal.

City ofUnited kingdomSosa henkomaLouise gittinsScott hesketh hayley hassallDepartment for educationGovernment associationNational referral mechanismGovernment association childrenUniversity of nottinghamA home officeInvestigations teamWest investigationsLocal government associationDevil that walks on earthEvery child protected against trafficking

Family moves 180 miles for special-needs nursery space

There will be fewer places for children with SEND, following the childcare expansion, a survey suggests

United kingdom generalUnited kingdomGreater manchesterWest berkshireCatherine mcleodDavid johnstonVanessa clarkeEllen broomeLouise gittinsGovernment association childrenDepartment for education dfDisability access fundLocal government associationYoung people boardPromise chief executive catherine mcleodMinister david johnston

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