Martin Ford 23 July 2025

DCN: 'Essential' role of districts in setting up new children's services

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District councils will be ‘essential’ to establishing new children’s services through local government reorganisation (LGR), according to a report.

The report by the District Councils' Network (DCN) and Staff College argued that drawing on districts' closeness to community and network of partnerships would be crucial to shifting toward prevention.

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