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Policy and Practice: Soapbox – Government must do more to respect young people

31 August 2005, Young People Now

The day after Labour’s third successive election victory, the Prime Minister reaffirmed the Government’s priority to tackle antisocial behaviour. To achieve this, he promised to “bring back a proper sense...

Back Page: Social Claire

31 August 2005, Children Now

Consign this practice to the bin Claire's appalled that children's things are still transported in rubbish bags.

Back Page: Hound - Between the lines in the past week's media

31 August 2005, Children Now

Since 2001, 320 children have been injured at fairs and amusement parks. Ignoring safety instructions is high on the list of reasons says the Health and Safety Executive, which published...

Back Page: What's On - TV and radio for people who care about children and families

31 August 2005, Children Now

Wednesday 31 August

Young NCB: Did You Know...?

31 August 2005, Children Now

GUIDANCE FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES ON TARGETS

Young NCB: Get connected

31 August 2005, Children Now

7 October

Young NCB: More must be done to stop bullying

31 August 2005, Children Now

Children are going back to school next week and some of them will be worried about bullying, especially in younger years. But what can be done to combat it?

Young NCB: NCB to consult on Youth Matters

31 August 2005, Children Now

In Autumn 2005, NCB will be running consultations with 200 young people to get their views on the youth green paper.

Young NCB: YNCB gets the lowdown on Aynsley-Green

31 August 2005, Children Now

In March 2005, Al Aynsley-Green was chosen to be the children's commissioner for England.

Young NCB: Our shout! - How could young people have their views heard in school?

31 August 2005, Children Now

"Pupils could talk to a head teacher about starting a council." - Hamza, 10, Southend