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Third of older people say UK becoming a worse place to live

By The Press Association18th February 2015News England

More than a third of older people believe Britain has become a worse place to live over the past year, a new study has shown. A survey of more than

All family court judges to get DNA test powers

By The Press Association17th February 2015News England

All family court judges in England will be able to order DNA tests to determine a child’s parentage from September, Justice Minister Simon Hughes has announced. The move follows two

Many child sex abuse victims still unknown to authorities

By The Press Association17th February 2015News England

There are still children at risk of becoming victims of sexual exploitation who have not been identified by authorities, the Office of the Children’s Commissioner (OCC) has warned. In a

Judge blames serious social work practice failings in toddler case

By The Press Association17th February 2015News England

Senior managers at a local authority have been criticised by the most senior family court judge in England and Wales over the way they handled a case involving a toddler

Women hit hardest by effects of dementia

By The Press Association16th February 2015News England

Women are hit hardest by the dementia epidemic sweeping Britain, according to a new study. The illness is not only the leading cause of death among British woman, but they

Kate in plea for early intervention in children’s mental health

By The Press Association16th February 2015News England

The Duchess of Cambridge has spoken of the importance of preventing children’s problems becoming worse as they get older in a video message she has recorded to support the UK’s

£30m boost aims to address ‘desperate’ lack of dementia treatments

By The Press Association16th February 2015News England

A network of dementia research centres is being launched with £30 million in funding to find a cure for the disease. Alzheimer’s Research UK, the world’s largest dedicated dementia research

London faces ‘rapidly unravelling’ mental health crisis

By The Press Association13th February 2015News England

London faces a “rapidly unravelling” mental health crisis, a Labour candidate for City Hall warned. Diane Abbott, the Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, said real term cuts

Committee calls for transparency over salary of abuse inquiry head

By The Press Association13th February 2015News England

Home Secretary Theresa May has been criticised by MPs for refusing to release details of the salary of the new head of the inquiry into historic child sex abuse. The

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Third of older people say UK becoming a worse place to live

All family court judges to get DNA test powers

Many child sex abuse victims still unknown to authorities

Judge blames serious social work practice failings in toddler case

Women hit hardest by effects of dementia

Kate in plea for early intervention in children’s mental health

£30m boost aims to address ‘desperate’ lack of dementia treatments

London faces ‘rapidly unravelling’ mental health crisis

Committee calls for transparency over salary of abuse inquiry head

Mother of woman who took own life brands daughter’s abuser ‘a monster’

MPs reject Tory bid to launch another national inquiry into grooming gangs

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Tag: News England

Third of older people say UK becoming a worse place to live

All family court judges to get DNA test powers

Many child sex abuse victims still unknown to authorities

Judge blames serious social work practice failings in toddler case

Call for social care funding to be ring-fenced

Women hit hardest by effects of dementia

Kate in plea for early intervention in children’s mental health

£30m boost aims to address ‘desperate’ lack of dementia treatments

London faces ‘rapidly unravelling’ mental health crisis

Committee calls for transparency over salary of abuse inquiry head