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The ADASS report, "Time to act to save social care in England" proposes how care and support could be transformed in England.

BASW spoke to BBC Newsnight and Radio Kent last week about Home Office plans to reform the age assessment process for asylum seekers arriving in the UK.

The publication of the phase 2 review from the Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel presents a damning verdict on services that should be there to protect some of the most marginalised children with disabilities and complex needs.

BASW has joined with over 40 civil society groups to call on parliamentarians to oppose moves by the UK Government to undermine human rights protections.

Campaigners in England and Scotland write to parliamentarians making their case for fairer support for social work students.

The British Association of Social Workers sends its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and all those affected by the horrific killing of Finley Boden.

BASW is disappointed to learn that the UK Government has decided to delay the introduction of the Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS).

The Prime Minister has been challenged by social workers on recent unfounded remarks he made about the profession during an interview with The London Economic.

To be eligible to vote in local elections in England on 4th May, you must ensure you're registered to vote by 17th April.

Sheffield social worker died last week, as 12-year-old boy awaits trial.