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04/11/2012

Children in need numbers fall slightly in last 12 months

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03/11/2012

Catholic Care cannot change its objects to exclude same-sex couples as adoptive parents

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01/11/2012

Children in care are usually not offered an independent visitor, says report

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01/11/2012

Inquiry launched into asylum support’s effect on children

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01/11/2012

Hague Convention 1996 comes into force on 1st November

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01/11/2012

Number of opposite sex cohabiting couples has doubled since 1996

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30/10/2012

DfE launches data pack and charter for care leavers

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30/10/2012

Court of Appeal finds CMEC breaches fathers’ Article 6 rights

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29/10/2012

‘Extraordinary’ case divides Court of Appeal over assets held by company vehicles

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29/10/2012

Supreme Court Justice traces the history of English law in relation to wives

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29/10/2012

Fact-finding hearing investigates whether a couple who had apparently given birth to a child in Nigeria had been aware that it was actually a ‘staged labour’

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26/10/2012

Private member’s Family Justice Bill receives second reading

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26/10/2012

Information Commissioner emphasises the need for sensitive personal information to be encrypted

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25/10/2012

Demand for child protection continues to rise, say Directors of Children’s Services

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24/10/2012

JAC asked to select for two vacancies in the Family Division of the High Court

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24/10/2012

New approaches needed to reduce cross-boundary care placements, say agencies

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Children in need numbers fall slightly in last 12 months

Catholic Care cannot change its objects to exclude same-sex couples as adoptive parents

Children in care are usually not offered an independent visitor, says report

Inquiry launched into asylum support’s effect on children

Hague Convention 1996 comes into force on 1st November

Number of opposite sex cohabiting couples has doubled since 1996

DfE launches data pack and charter for care leavers

Court of Appeal finds CMEC breaches fathers’ Article 6 rights

‘Extraordinary’ case divides Court of Appeal over assets held by company vehicles

Supreme Court Justice traces the history of English law in relation to wives

Fact-finding hearing investigates whether a couple who had apparently given birth to a child in Nigeria had been aware that it was actually a ‘staged labour’

Private member’s Family Justice Bill receives second reading

Information Commissioner emphasises the need for sensitive personal information to be encrypted

Demand for child protection continues to rise, say Directors of Children’s Services

JAC asked to select for two vacancies in the Family Division of the High Court

New approaches needed to reduce cross-boundary care placements, say agencies

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