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Nov 18 2008:
Every council will have to have in place a multi-agency Children's Trust Board
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Nov 4 2008:
£7.45-an-hour recommendation for capital's workers branded 'inflationary'
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Sep 29 2008:
Council will target bullying, pornography, violent video games and self-harm websites
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Apr 3 2008:
Local authorities could be set targets to improve children's play facilities the government has said
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Mar 20 2008:
Schools are too often being let down by other social services and are forced to take on their responsibilities, teachers have warned
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Jan 10 2008:
Staff recruitment worry was the main concern of secondary headteachers last year, while colleagues in primary education were more concerned about budgets, according to a survey
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Nov 2 2006:
Primary headteachers are largely happy with the support they receive from local authorities in delivering extended services, new research shows.
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Oct 17 2006: Two directors of children's services, one coming from education, the other from social work: how does each approach their new remit? Joanna Moorhead reports.
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Oct 10 2006:
A new 'through school' that links education and services for all age groups is being closely watched. Jerome Monahan reports.
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Aug 23 2006:
The education system is failing to help children in care to break out of a "cycle of disadvantage", according to the children's charity Barnado's.
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Mar 29 2006:
The government's chief adviser on children's services has no time for "I love kids" soppiness. But that doesn't mean Naomi Eisenstadt isn't delighted with the chance to help ensure they get a good start in life, she tells Polly Curtis.
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Jan 5 2006:
Local authorities need to improve their services to meet the needs of looked-after children, Maurice Smith says in his first speech as the new chief inspector of schools.
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May 12 2005:
Child abuse survivors have described the news that Beverley Hughes is to replace Margaret Hodge as minister for children as a case of 'a woman who should have resigned replaced by a woman who did resign'. David Batty reports.
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Apr 21 2005:
A sex abuse survivor voted Britain's "children's champion" today gave her support to a campaign to unseat the children's minister, Margaret Hodge, in the general election.
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Apr 6 2005:
The new children's commissioner, Al Aynsley-Green, will earn £30,000 a year more than the advertised salary, it emerged today.
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