Local government ombudsman Anne Seex has said Birmingham City Council should pay £40,000 in compensation to a young girl who was kept in care and deprived of family life for four years.
The council failed to follow a court order to encourage contact with her grandparents and to consider them as prospective carers. The ombudsman also ordered the council to pay the grandparents £10,000.
Jack Lowman, Sense, says properly funding the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system is vital for disabled children to get the best start.
With demand rising, the Autumn Budget offers a critical chance to secure sustainable investment for adult social care, writes ADASS President Jess McGregor.
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