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Fees of up to £170,000 over six months for one child prompts call for earlier intervention

Figures highlighted as government seeks to ban ‘exploitative’ work practice

Practitioner stuck in ‘Kafkaesque’ nightmare for six years with no end in sight

Study finds delays and ‘unnecessary state intervention’

‘Blaming narratives’ identified in comments made by Welsh social workers responding to poverty

Social work England outlines what happens when a concern is raised about a social worker

Practitioners from the Gypsy, Roma Traveller community reflect on the child protection case that led to civil unrest

In wake of the Cass Review and a recent article in PSW, BASW chair Julia Ross outlines social work’s role

Concern new law may deter thousands from democratic process

Kerri Prince, BASW UK’s political lead, looks at the key asks – and potential responses