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  • Policy — 26 May 2022

    NCB statement on national review into the murders of Arthur and Star

    Star Hobson and Arthur Lanbinjo-Hughes were murdered by members of their close family who have been rightly held accountable for these terrible crimes. But their cases also highlight, yet again, what can happen if public services do not work together effectively and information about vulnerable children is not shared in a timely way.

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  • Policy — 20 May 2022

    NCB statement on the Review of Children's Social Care

    The Review has not shied away from the challenge, addressing knotty issues like multi-agency working, the huge and unnecessary barriers to sharing information about children, and the broken care market. But now we need urgent action from Government to embrace these plans.

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  • Policy — 17 May 2022

    Investing in prevention

    Our new evidence paper sets out a clear and compelling case for investing in early family help, improving outcomes and saving money.

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  • Policy — 28 Mar 2022

    NCB's response to Education White Paper

    NCB supports a world-class education system that empowers every child to fulfil their potential. For decades we have known that children who are more vulnerable, including those with special educational needs and disabilities, children from poorer backgrounds, and those who are Looked After, do not do as well as they should.

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  • Policy — 23 Mar 2022

    NCB's response to Spring Statement

    Rampant inflation is driving us towards a child poverty catastrophe, and the impact could devastate the lives of this generation of children. This is NCB's response to the Spring Statement.

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