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Some dates for the 2026 diary

In March 2026 the English Government is due to give its interim response to the Law Commission’s proposals (published in September 2025[1]) for the reform of the law relating to…

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It’s not just ‘Hywel Dda’ BUT …: secret court hearings.

There appears to be little research concerning the prevalence and impact of ex parte (ie secret) hearings in the Family Law courts and in the Court of Protection: hearings that…

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Transport Costs & NHS Continuing Healthcare

The NHS has a duty to provide support for adults who are eligible for continuing healthcare funding  and who have been assessed as needing transport for social care activities: the…

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Breath-taking budget driven inhumanity: NHS Continuing Healthcare decision making & profoundly disabled children

The treatment of families with profoundly disabled children by increasing numbers of NHS Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) in England and NHS Health Boards in Wales is truly shocking.  Children on…

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Disabled children 3 times more likely to be the subject of safeguarding

A report based on major research by Professor Andy Bilson finds (among much else) that children with a disability or mental health concern are more than three times as likely…

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