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Newsletter – September 2026

In this edition of the Panel's newsletter, you will find information about a webinar on persistent themes in child safeguarding reviews, our latest quarterly rapid review analysis, a new information sharing duty for safeguarding practitioners, changes to DBS rules on regulated activity, a recording of our webinar on adolescent suicide risk, Devon's Every Baby Matters campaign, August's published LCSPRs, and updated statutory guidance on domestic abuse related death reviews.

6 October 2026
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Newsletter – August 2026

In this edition of our newsletter for August, you will find information about a webinar on adolescent suicide risk, the Government's "Rewiring the State" devolution plan, a call for youth violence resources, Sheffield's knife crime review, July's published LCSPRs, a youth justice funding consultation, and a new Lundy model training resource.

3 September 2026
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Newsletter – July 2026

In our July newsletter, you'll find our new suite of learning resources on adolescent suicide, our first quarterly data reports on serious child safeguarding incidents, and details of the Government's response to the consultation on establishing a Child Protection Authority. We also cover the Government's response to our review Protecting all vulnerable babies better, a new briefing for safeguarding partnerships involved in public inquiries, and the Department for Education's consultation on improving help and child protection arrangements.

7 August 2026
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Southport Public Inquiry

The Government has published a response to phase 1 of the Southport Inquiry.

22 July 2026
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