Despite the promises to secure our children’s future, new programmes of spending will not deliver the changes we need.
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Budget 2018: a new dawn, but not yet a new day
Posted by Sam Reeve /
Wednesday 31 October 2018 / Government spending
Domestic Abuse Bill must put children at its heart
Children are too often the forgotten victims of domestic abuse.
The Director's Diary: Conservative Party conference
Posted by AfC Policy and campaigns /
Wednesday 03 October 2018 / Government spending, Mental health, Public Affairs
Imran Hussain gives a rundown of his time at Conservative Party Conference.
The Director’s Diary: The Labour Party conference
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Thursday 27 September 2018 / Children's centres, Government spending, Public Affairs
Read all about Action for Children's week at the Labour Party Conference.
What kind of society do we want to be? - The debate
Thursday 13 September 2018 /
Government spending
Politics may feel its getting smaller, but the stakes are getting bigger.
From a Sure Start to a questionable future
It has been 20 years since the Spending Review committed more than £450 million for the first Sure Start Centres.
Does what you spend make a difference to what you get?
Tuesday 26 June 2018 /
Government spending
New research from the Local Government Association answers the $64,000 question facing children's services.
The NHS isn’t the only area in need of a funding boost
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Thursday 21 June 2018 / Government spending
With the NHS receiving additional investment is it time for government to turn their attention to children's services.
Damian Hinds, you've had 100 days of introductions and meetings, now time for action
Parents take to parliament to demand action on government cuts to children's services
How many more missed chances before the Government acts on the funding gap?
Posted by Dan Breslin /
Tuesday 13 February 2018 / Government spending
The Government has missed another chance to address the funding crisis facing children's social care.
