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Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel

Government responds to national review urging stronger protections for vulnerable babies and unborn children

The Government has published its response to the Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel’s national review following the tragic death of baby Victoria Marten.

Press Release
15 July 2026
Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel

Government response to consultation on establishing a Child Protection Authority

The Panel has welcomed the Government's plans for a Child Protection Authority, highlighting the opportunity to strengthen child protection through better use of evidence, stronger multi-agency working and a renewed focus on learning, prevention and improvement.

Press Release
7 July 2026
Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel logo. Newsletter - June 2026

Newsletter – June 2026

In our June newsletter you'll find updates on new resources and a webinar on safeguarding children not in school, a recording of our Annual Report 2024/25 webinar, the published Phase 1 report from the Southport Public Inquiry, updates to the serious incident notification form, and the latest on the 'Growing up in the online world' consultation, the under-16 social media ban, and a consultation on information sharing duty statutory guidance.

Newsletter
30 June 2026

Newsletter – May 2026

Read our May newsletter for details about the upcoming webinar on the Annual Report 2024–25, a recording of the website launch webinar, newly published Serious Incident Notification data and an associated consultation, a call for resources on online harms, and a featured Local Child Safeguarding Practice Review from Kent.

Newsletter
1 June 2026

Concerned about a child?

If you are a member of the public concerned about a child, you can find information on reporting concerns to councils.

If you believe a child is at immediate risk of harm, call 999.