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Update on Freedom of Information responses about adoption ‘targets’

by Alice T | Jul 17, 2016 | Trends

We have received around 120 replies so far, from 173 English and Welsh councils asked about adoption performance management (including ‘targets’), under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. This is the second stage of research we began late last year into whether, and...

“Neglected children can stay with travellers in the spirit of diversity” [mis] reports the Daily Mail

by Alice T | Jun 28, 2016 | Uncategorized

See the following link for today’s Daily Mail article suggesting Mr Justice Mostyn has left neglected traveller children in danger at home, in the wake of Ellie Butler’s death and in the face of social workers seeking their removal – just to be...

It’s wrong to measure the success of local authorities in terms of adoption numbers

by Alice T | Nov 23, 2015 | Uncategorized

Is the government drive to increase the numbers of children adopted from care (as opposed to the speed of decision making and the journey time to an adoptive placement once decision made), wrongly affecting individual placement choice for children? (Part One) This...

A blog post on important issues for children and open justice

by Alice T | Nov 18, 2015 | Uncategorized

This blog post is my summary and analysis of a new report on young people and family court judgments by Julia Brophy, funded by the Association of Lawyers for Children Since 3 February 2014, judicial guidance has required certain judges, hearing certain family cases...

Hang on a minute, don’t we need to hear from adults adopted as children, if we really want child-centred adoption policy and practice?

by Alice T | Oct 20, 2015 | Comment

The Open Nest held an intriguing conference on Monday as National Adoption Week began:   It gave a platform to the voices of some adults who were adopted as children; just at the moment that adoption agencies across England and Wales are filling media channels...
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