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Page last updated at 10:52 GMT, Wednesday, 7 October 2009 11:52 UK The conference will assess the balance between risk and safety A preoccupation with minimising risk at home and in the classroom could be creating a generation of "scaredy cats", an... Full Article at BBC News
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The children's minister, Adam Ingram, welcomed the rise in people reporting their concern – part of a "general upward trend" in recent years. Full Article at The Scotsman
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The number of youngsters being placed on child protection registers has increased by almost a third, while public concern about children’s welfare is growing, according to new figures from the Scottish government. Full Article at Times Online
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Page last updated at 13:08 GMT, Wednesday, 30 September 2009 14:08 UK The government believes people are more likely to report possible abuse The number of youngsters placed on child protection registers increased by almost a third in a year, new... Full Article at BBC News
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And the Scottish Government statistics showed growing public concerns about children's welfare. Children's Minister Adam Ingram welcomed the rise in people reporting their worries - part of a "general upward trend" in recent years. Full Article at Antrim Today
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The study, along with other work already under way, will enable safeguards to be strengthened, said children`s minister Adam Ingram. Full Article at Portadown Today
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Labour complained it could see panel hearings become more "legalistic and adversarial" at the expense of children's needs - but faced claims of "playing politics" with the issue. Full Article at BuryFreePress
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