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Interview: 'Children's directors forced to do profoundly silly things'
Association of Directors of Children’s Services president Stuart Gallimore warns of “dire” consequences without funding boost
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LOCAL ELECTIONS 2018
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'Brokenshire lacked creativity to break Northern Ireland deadlock'
Northern Ireland-based political and economic commentator gives his view on James Brokenshire’s term as Northern Ireland secretary
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Regulator braced for deterioration in care standards this year
The Care Quality Commission has assumed standards in the health and social care sectors could deteriorate in 2018-19
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Aylesbury Vale: How property is giving us financial security
Aylesbury Vale beleives its entrepreneurialism in the property market will help ensure financial stability
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Joanne Segars: ‘Dynamism is everything’
LGPS Central chair Joanne Segars talks to Rachel Dalton
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Adopted children's details sent out in data breach
DIGEST: Newcastle Upon Tyne City Council has revealed a data breach which has seen the names and addresses of adopted children being accidentally sent out in an email.
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