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MORE THAN 30 CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENTS IN SPECIAL MEASURES
Pretty much every council in the country now considers children's social care to be their biggest headache, not adult social care... READ MORE›
REGENERATION OR PUSHING OUT THE POOR? LABOUR DIVIDES IN BITTER HOUSING BATTLE
The fierce opposition to Haringey councils regeneration deal goes to the heart of a national debate and tests Corbyns party... READ MORE›
RETHINK ON HOUSING BENEFIT CAP FOR ELDERLY AND VULNERABLE
More than 700,000 people in supported housing usually have the accommodation element of their costs met entirely through housing benefit... READ MORE›
THE TORIES ARE IGNORING THE WORSENING CRISES IN SOCIAL CARE, HEALTH AND WELFARE
Faced with the double dilemma of a growing elderly population and chronic underfunding from central government, the social care system in Britain is at breaking point... READ MORE›
MINISTERS 'REFUSING TO PAY FOR FIRE SAFETY MEASURES' AFTER GRENFELL
However, the government appears determined not to fund or allow additional borrowing for any improvements that go beyond essential safety works... READ MORE›
IRISH COMPANIES NEED GOVERNMENT HELP TO WEATHER BREXIT, BUSINESS BODY SAYS
Even in a best outcome scenario margins will be tighter in new markets and cash-flow needs will increase... READ MORE›
RATS, ROACHES AND OVERCROWDING: THE BATTLE AGAINST SLUM LANDLORDS
The London borough of Newham has submitted its proposal for a licensing scheme for all private landlords in the borough and we are still considering this... READ MORE›
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CATHOLIC NEWSPAPER SLAMS GOVERNMENT FOR IGNORING MAIDS' RIGHTS
Many domestic workers were overcharged and exploited by employment agencies, while the government failed to take effective measures to stop them... READ MORE›
YOU MUST INCLUDE GAY VENUE ON SITE OF JOINERS ARMS, PLANNERS TELL DEVELOPERS
Eleven London boroughs, including Haringey, and Kensington and Chelsea, have lost all their LGBT bars... READ MORE›
TAX CHANGES COULD COST UK PUBLIC SECTOR WORKERS 30% OF SALARY
Tax changes could cost UK public sector workers 30 percent of salary... READ MORE›
THOUSANDS IN UK PLEDGE TO HELP RESETTLE REFUGEES
A number of local authorities have already signed up to a scheme pledging to take in 50 people according to Citizens UK... READ MORE›
KIDS COMPANY'S CAMILA BATMANGHELIDJH TO STEP DOWN
Kids Company had been told by government officials it would not get 3m of funding unless its leader Camila Batmanghelidjh was replaced... READ MORE›
'MILITANT LEFTWING' COUNCILS TO BE BLOCKED FROM BOYCOTTING PRODUCTS
Councils and local authorities are to be blocked from boycotting Israeli products or pursuing other foreign policy goals that conflict with the government... READ MORE›
UK VOTE ON EUROPEAN UNION 'WILL NOT BE ON 5 MAY'
But Prime Minister David Cameron has said this would mean ministers were barred from speaking about European court decisions and the EU budget... READ MORE›
1 IN 5 CHILD DEATHS IN LONDON BOROUGH CAUSED BY PARENTS BEING RELATED
One in five child deaths in the London borough of Redbridge between 2008 and 2016 resulted from the child's parents being related, according to a new report... READ MORE›
BODY FOUND IN RIVER THAMES COULD BE EIGHT VICTIM
London attack Body found in River Thames could be eight victim... READ MORE›
SECURITY GUARD DIES AFTER ATTACK AT BLACKFRIARS CROWN COURT
Lorraine Barwell 54 was assaulted on Monday as she escorted a prisoner between Blackfriars Crown Court and a prison van... READ MORE›
ONE IN SIX JOBSEEKERS HAVE ALLOWANCE STOPPED BY DWP EACH YEAR
The figures contradict official claims that only a small minority of jobseekers have been affected by the government's increasingly severe welfare policies... READ MORE›
DEVELOPERS CONDEMN HOUSING POLICY THAT RISKS WRECKING SOCIAL MIX IN LONDON
Homes, London's biggest housing developer, and the property arm of the Qatar royal family, Qatari Diar... READ MORE›
PARKS, LIBRARIES, HALLS: CITIES PAY PRICE OF AUSTERITY BY SELLING THEIR HERITAGE
Ealing town hall Ealing's Labour-controlled council approved a deal with developer Mastcraft in July to turn the Grade II-listed building into a 140-bed boutique hotel... READ MORE›
LONDON'S RIVER THAMES GARDEN BRIDGE BACKED BY WESTMINSTER COUNCIL
London 3 December 2014 Last updated at 09 18 Share this page London's River Thames garden bridge backed by Westminster Council Please turn on JavaScript... READ MORE›
ETHIOPIA'S CRACKDOWN ON DISSENT TAKES RISING TOLL
Politicians held over protests as PM says anti-peace forces spreading false information about investment zone plan... READ MORE›
CHINA TO LAY OFF FIVE TO SIX MILLION WORKERS, EARMARKS AT LEAST $23 BILLION
In addition, an assortment of local government matching funds will also be made available... READ MORE›
THE POOR MUST NOT BE LEFT TO PICK UP THE TAB FOR EVERYONE'S SOCIAL CARE
The government's intention in allowing councils to increase council tax is to spread the financial burden of the nation's rising social care bill... READ MORE›
COUNCILS CANCEL SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS CONTRACTS WITH LAW FIRM OVER 'GLOATING' TWEETS
Westminster, Cambridgeshire, Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham, Buckinghamshire, Norfolk and Hertfordshire suspended their contracts with the firm or said relations would be ended within months... READ MORE›
HOW AND WHERE DID UK LOSE CITY-SIZED AREA OF GREEN SPACE IN JUST SIX YEARS?
Satelite survey reveals urban sprawl ate up 22,000 hectares of forest, farm and wetlands, as planning reforms unlock countryside for further development... READ MORE›
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS REQUIRE FUNDING CERTAINTY TO AVERT 'CATASTROPHE'
Advocacy groups will be calling on the federal government on Wednesday to create a 10-year plan to tackle mental health illness... READ MORE›
SERCO GUARD 'CRITICALLY INJURED' BY PRISONER AT COURT
A guard has been critically injured by a prisoner she was escorting between a courthouse and prison van in central London... READ MORE›
RIGHT-TO-BUY BATTLE LOOMS IN LORDS
All that changes if housing associations are classified as public bodies... READ MORE›
GOVERNMENT TO OFFER HOMELESS FAMILIES IN DUBLIN THE CHANCE OF HOUSE IN RURAL COUNTIES
The government will offer homeless families from Dublin the chance of a house in rural counties, in a radical bid to ease the current crisis... READ MORE›
MINIMUM ALCOHOL PRICING CUTS SERIOUS CRIME, STUDY REVEALS
Imposing a minimum unit price for alcohol leads to a dramatic fall in drink-related crime, including murders, sexual assaults and drink-driving, a new study shows... READ MORE›
?1.3BN TROUBLED FAMILIES SCHEME HAS HAD 'NO DISCERNIBLE IMPACT'
Senior civil servant describes unpublished Whitehall report into efforts to tackle entrenched social problems as damning... READ MORE›
CRESSIDA DICK ARRIVES FOR HER FIRST DAY AS MET POLICE CHIEF AND PREPARES TO 'FIGHTA HER CORNER' OVER BUDGET CUTS
Ms Dick smiled for photographers as she arrived for work at the new Metropolitan Police headquarters on Monday morning, wearing trainers and clutching a bunch of bananas... READ MORE›
CUSTODY OFFICER LORRAINE BARWELL DIED FROM HEAD INJURY
Scotland Yard, Serco and the Ministry of Justice are investigating Ms Barwell's death... READ MORE›
LONDON'S HOTTEST HOME MARKETS SEE PRICE CUTS IN SIGN PEAK'S NEAR
Newham 24.5 percent vs 19.7 percent Newham prices rose 14 percent in the 12 months through January, the second most among boroughs after Waltham Forest, Savills data shows... READ MORE›
HOMELESSNESS - NOT IRISH WATER - WILL STOP GOVERNMENT GETTING BACK INTO POWER SAYS LEADING CAMPAIGNER
The Government is too concerned with getting re-elected to properly address the homelessness crisis according to a leading activist... READ MORE›
WHAT FATE AWAITS THE ONES SET FREE?
There was huge relief when 82 of the girls kidnapped by Islamist militants Boko Haram in Chibok, north-east Nigeria, in 2014 were freed on Saturday... READ MORE›