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  1. Tower Hamlets Children's Services navigates SEND reforms and maintains strong outcomes Tower Hamlets' Children's Services directorate is navigating significant national reforms while striving to maintain strong social care outcomes, a recent scrutiny sub-committee... Tower Hamlets 14 July 2026
  2. Harrow Council reports £3m revenue underspend, to be allocated to schools grant deficit Harrow Council has reported a £3 million revenue underspend for the 2025/26 financial year, a surplus that will be allocated to the business risk reserve to help fund the... Harrow 11 July 2026
  3. Harrow's SEND Reform Plan 2026-2029 Receives Cabinet Endorsement and Provisional Funding Harrow's Cabinet has endorsed a reform plan aimed at significantly improving services for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The... Harrow 11 July 2026
  4. New SEND school approved for Chapel End Early Years Centre Waltham Forest Council's Planning Committee has approved plans to convert Chapel End Early Years Centre into a Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) school. The... Waltham Forest 11 July 2026
  5. New Specialist SEN Provisions for Acton & Brentside Schools Ealing Council has approved plans to establish new Specialist Resourced Provisions (SRPs) at Acton Gardens Primary School and Brentside High School, significantly expanding... Ealing 11 July 2026
  6. Lewisham Council Reports 21% Rise in Incidents, Verbal Abuse Dominates Lewisham Council has reported a significant 21% rise in incidents across its services, with verbal abuse emerging as the primary concern. The figures, presented at a Health and... Lewisham 10 July 2026
  7. Havering Council faces £32m SEND overspend Havering Council is grappling with a significant financial challenge, with its Dedicated Schools Grant (DSG) for children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)... Havering 10 July 2026
  8. Barnet Youth Justice Plan shows strong results Barnet Council's Youth Justice Plan is demonstrating significant success, with a notable reduction in reoffending rates and a sustained zero custody rate for young offenders. Barnet 9 July 2026
  9. Croydon Youth Engagement Services to Undergo Scrutiny as Part of Wider Transformation Croydon's Youth Engagement Services are to be scrutinised as part of a review into the effectiveness and future provision of children's services. The Scrutiny Children & Young... Croydon 5 July 2026
  10. Croydon Committee Reviews Children's Services Transformation and Demand Pressures Croydon's Scrutiny Children & Young People Sub-Committee met on Tuesday, June 30, 2026, to review the progress of the local plan and discuss various aspects of children's... Croydon 5 July 2026
  11. Family Hubs Funding Extended to 2029 in Croydon Croydon's Family Hubs have secured an extension of their funding until March 2029, a move that aims to bolster early help and community-based support for families across the... Croydon 5 July 2026
  12. Croydon Appoints Newton as Strategic Transformation Partner for Children's Services Croydon Council has appointed Newton as its Strategic Transformation Partner to spearhead a comprehensive redesign of its Children, Young People and Education (CYPE)... Croydon 5 July 2026