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It has been a challenging few months to say the least. Covid-19 has decimated already-stretched budgets, leaving many local authorities to manage the fallout without adequate support from central government.
Three decades after the Children Act was introduced, the Covid-19 pandemic presents the chance to properly fulfil its aims
The impact of the pandemic will only escalate the long-overdue need for a change in approach to funding children’s services
Rebuilding a sustainable post-coronavirus economy requires an incresase in spending on improving the health of our poorest children
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