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Showing Stories from 2nd May 2023 to 23rd November 2023

Some children remanded in custody unnecessarily

Some children remanded in custody unnecessarily

(23/11/23) A substantial minority of children had a significant history of escalating social care involvement, including receiving support through child protection planning, or they were already in care at the time of the initial remand.

Violence in the youth custody estate

Violence in the youth custody estate

(21/11/23) The number of children held in Secure Training Centres and YOIs has continued to decline.

(31/10/23) Met can't commit to 'minimum guarantee' with safer schools officers (18/10/23) Nitrous oxide to become illegal in November

Opinion: one year on from the Independent Inquiry into CSA

Opinion: one year on from the Independent Inquiry into CSA

(17/10/23) NPCC Lead for Child Protection, Ian Critchley, writes about the police's approach to investigating Child Sexual Abuse one year on from the Independent Inquiry.

(16/10/23) Cambs CAPVA programme reducing callouts and costs (06/10/23) Met's approach to child protection requires 'immediate attention'

Interview: Ian Critchley on CSA and the review panel

Interview: Ian Critchley on CSA and the review panel

(06/10/23) Ian Critchley spoke with Police Oracle on the Child Sexual Abuse Review Panel, the work of the Hydrant Programme and CSA trends that are beginning to emerge.

(27/09/23) Online Safety Bill a game-changer in fight against CSA 'pandemic' (25/09/23) Ethnicity, care experience and involvement in the justice system (15/09/23) Safeguarding Children Partnership launch film to tackle child exploitation (30/08/23) Serving Met officer facing CSA images charges hanged himself (17/08/23) Councils cannot 'wash their hands' of ASB by passing it to another agency (04/08/23) Joint inspection praises police relationship with schools in Gloucestershire (03/08/23) Staffordshire still needs to improve quality of child protection investigations (14/07/23) The Internet Watch Foundation: AI, staff welfare and CSA trends (11/07/23) Devon and Cornwall's self-funded Violence Prevention Programme (04/07/23) Around 4,000 children estimated to be involved in county lines (28/06/23) Youth Justice Services commended as 'high quality' (21/06/23) Safer Schools Officers 'need' proven ability to engage with children (06/06/23) Area based investigators 'lack training to investigate CSE' (06/06/23) Force improves child protection through major restructure (02/06/23) New child interview model training 'around 80% of the way there' (31/05/23) Families to share their MISPER experience with police specialists (24/05/23) Indirect victims of online offending no longer 'left in the dark' (24/05/23) Carrot and stick programme to reduce youth violence in 5 cities (20/05/23) Those who encourage serious self-harm could be jailed for five years (16/05/23) Force uses consultants to implement child protection recommendations (04/05/23) Youth custody getting increasingly dangerous (02/05/23) NYP improves allocation and supervision of child protection investigations

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