The legal landscape for mental health in England and Wales has just shifted. With Royal Assent now granted, the Mental Health Act 2025 is officially law—but what does it actually mean for patients, fa...
A surprise dip in inflation has given households a reason to breathe a little easier this month—and it’s all thanks to the price tags on our clothes. For months, the UK has been locked in a tug-of-war...
For decades, Wythenshawe has been one of Manchester’s largest suburbs — but also one of its most under-invested. That narrative is now beginning to change. A bold, £500 million regeneration scheme is ...
Government Proposes Major SEND Reform: EHCPs Reserved for Children with the Most Complex Needs The UK government is moving forward with a substantial overhaul of the special educational needs and disa...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has framed the November 2025 UK budget as a crucial effort to both tackle the UK’s deepening cost-of-living crisis and stabilise the country’s public finances in what many see...
The UK Government has officially abolished the two-child limit on support through Universal Credit — a controversial policy that barred means-tested benefits for third and subsequent children born aft...
London, 26 January 2026 — A vast trove of 149 million usernames and passwords from major online services was exposed in an unsecured database, cybersecurity experts have confirmed. The cache — includi...
Cornwall Council has been forced to withdraw a controversial £6 million notice that appeared to seek staff for children’s homes that are not registered with Ofsted — settings that, under English law, ...
Landmark Court of Appeal Ruling Strengthens SEND Rights for Families A major legal victory in the Court of Appeal has significantly reinforced the rights of children with special educational needs (SE...
A growing body of evidence suggests that the increasing pressure on teachers to follow prescribed curriculum policies is contributing to falling morale and rising workforce attrition. A recent study h...
