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Nov

Information Sharing and the Named Person: finding a way through the current debate

Information sharing and the named person are being debated in Parliament just now; Ben Farrugia gets to grips with the latest developments. Read More ...

Topic : Scottish Government, Parliament, named person, legislation, policy

Author : Ben Farrugia

May

Latest stats on children in care prompts some interesting questions

Ben Farrugia raises some interesting questions. Some of these stats don't ring true. Why? Read More ...

Topic : Statistics

Author : Ben Farrugia

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