PSW magazine

Long deemed an unacceptable word in social care, Bill Stone sees signs that love is returning to the lexicon of social work

Peter Westland leaves a legacy on social services and government policy

Rishi Sunak claims social workers ignored child sex abuse because of 'political correctness'

Four winning entries stand to win £500 each

Shock research findings sparks call for action

Monthly online meeting aims to provide space to share experiences and support each other

Online sessions offered in wake of government's increasingly hard-line approach to refugees and aslyum seekers

As a report shows Black children are 11 times more likely to be strip-searched by police than their white peers, Dr Arlene P. Weekes and Maureen Mguni take a social work and anti-racist look at the issue

Social workers urged to speak out against 'dangerous' language used to describe refugees and asylum seekers

As Scotland follows Wales in issuing an apology to mothers put under pressure to give up their children for adoption during the 1950s-1970s, Julia Feast says it's time the Westminster government did likewise