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Megan Lee-Devlin appointed Chief Executive of HMCTS (opens the original)
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Megan Lee-Devlin has been appointed Chief Executive of HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), succeeding Nick Goodwin, who is moving to the Ministry of Justice as Director General for Policy. Lee-Devlin joins HMCTS from the Ministry of Justice, where she was Director General for Justice Services and Transformation. In that role, she led digital transformation across the justice system, including work involving prisons, probation and victim services. She was also responsible for the operational
42BR Barristersâ4 Brick Court merger completed (opens the original)
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Family set expands with the formal integration of 4 Brick Court into 42BR Barristers 4 Brick Court has officially combined with 42BR Barristers, bringing 35 members, two pupils, a probationary tenant and two members of staff into the set. The merger strengthens 42BR's family law offering across public law, private law and financial remedies, while giving clients access to expertise in complementary areas including employment, business and property, housing, personal injury and clinical negligenc
Reunification should be prioritised as a key permanence option for children in care, says practice guide (opens the original)
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Children’s social care should place greater emphasis on supporting children to return safely to their families, according to a new practice guide highlighting the need for better planning, preparation and ongoing support for reunification. The Reunification Practice Guide, commissioned by the Department for Education and produced by Foundations, sets out evidence-based recommendations for improving how services support children who may return home after being looked after. The guide argues that
Government announces safeguarding reforms for children in youth custody (opens the original)
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Children in youth custody will benefit from strengthened safeguarding arrangements under a package of reforms announced by the government following an independent review into child protection across the youth custodial estate. The measures, announced by the Ministry of Justice, are intended to improve the protection of children in custody through enhanced staff vetting, mandatory safeguarding training, dedicated social workers and greater independent oversight of abuse allegations. The reforms f
Government pilot aims to identify and support children with a parent in prison (opens the original)
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Children with a parent in prison will be identified earlier and connected with support services under a new government pilot designed to improve outcomes for one of the most vulnerable groups of children. The initiative, announced by the Ministry of Justice and the Department for Education, will see information shared between prisons, police forces and local authorities to help identify children whose parent has entered custody. The pilot is intended to address long-standing concerns that many o
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