General Youth Justice

Local authorities hold a number of important duties in the wider youth justice system. The majority of secure children’s homes are owned and operated by local authorities and their youth offending teams (YOTs) play an important role in reducing offending and reoffending rates.

ADCS routinely works with the DfE, MoJ, YJB and Cafcass to support this work.

Comment on funding for schools...

Sara Tough, Chair of the ADCS Families, Communities & Young People Policy...

President speech to Youth...

ADCS President speech to the Youth Justice Convention 2019, Birmingham on 3...

Children and young people...

Commenting on children and young people remanded in custody

HMI Probation’s Annual...

Comment on HMI Probation’s annual report

Latest government statistics...

Comment on the latest government statistics on children accommodated in secure...

Comment: Charlie Taylor’s...

Comment on the publication of Charlie Taylor’s review of the youth justice...

The use of restraint on...

Comment in The Guardian on the use of restraint on children in secure...

Statistics on Number of...

Comment on DfE statistics on the number of children accommodated in secure...

Charlie Taylor’s Youth...

ADCS submission to the Youth Justice review

In-year Reduction to the Youth...

ADCS and AYM response to the YJB’s consultation on an in-year reduction to the...

Restraint Protocol

ADCS protocol for local children’s services authorities on restrictive...

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