Draft Mental Health Bill published to support people experiencing a mental health crisis
The government has announced £150m investment to improve mental health services for those experiencing a mental health crisis outside of A&E.
The funding over the next three years will bolster NHS mental health services, better support people in crisis outside of A&E and enhance patient safety in mental health units, acting on recommendations from Professor [...]
New Deprivation of Liberty Court launches for children
A National Deprivation of Liberty Court dealing specifically with applications relating to deprive children of their liberty has been announced by Sir Andrew McFarlane, president of the family division.
The court will deal with applications seeking authorisation to deprive children of their liberty and will be based at the Royal Courts of Justice under the [...]
Independent review into CSE in Oldham finds child protection procedures were not followed
Some children have been failed by the agencies that were meant to protect them because child protection procedures had not been properly followed, an independent assurance review into historic child sexual exploitation (CSE) in Oldham has found.
Evidence of poor practice was attributed to a structural flaw the review team found in the multi-agency system [...]
Sixty Second Interview with Chloe Bach
Find out more about our Business Administrator Chloe Bach who has been with WillisPalmer since 2009.
Tea or coffee?
Coffee (oat milk latte)
What 3 things would you put in Room 101?
Migraines, slugs and war
What is your favourite place in the world?
Wherever my family is (but I do love New York)
If you were on death row what [...]
LGBT+ Children and young people
Singer, song-writer and global superstar Harry Styles helped a fan ‘come out’ at Wembley Stadium, it has been reported.
Styles was performing when a sign reading “From Ono To Wembley: Help Me Come Out” caught his attention. The singer then grabbed a Pride flag from the front of the stage and encouraged the stadium to [...]
Pride Month: UK is a country proud to be inclusive
The most common feeling the public have towards LGBT people is one of respect, according to a report by Stonewall.
The charity launched the report ahead of Pride Month this June and it found that women and younger people are more likely to have positive feelings towards LGBT people than men and older people, a [...]
