Judith Blake
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| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age | 70 |
| Born | Leeds |
| United Kingdom | |
| Party | Labour Party |
| Residence | Otley |
| United Kingdom | |
| Job | Politician |
| Education | University of Kent |
| Leeds Girls' High School | |
| Books | Family Size and Achievement |
| Family structure in Jamaica | |
| Western European censuses, 1960 | |
| Official site | members.parliament.uk |
| Position | Member of House of Lords of the United Kingdom |
| Member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom since 2021 | |
| Children | Olivia Blake |
| Previous position | Member of Leeds City Council (2004–2021) |
| Date of birth | July 23,1953 |
| Zodiac sign | Leo |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1493892 |
Judith Blake Life story
Judith Vivienne Blake, Baroness Blake of Leeds CBE is a British Labour politician serving as a life peer in the House of Lords since 2021. She serves on the opposition front bench as a Shadow Spokesperson for Housing, Communities and Local Government and an Opposition Whip.
Secondary schools bring pre-exam pupils in for face time
... the theatre as a schools? councillor Judith Blake, Chairman of the Local Government Association s children and young people board, said councils were looking at innovative ways to cultural spaces such as theatre and natural settings, for much-needed teaching space...
Free school meal vouchers to drive over the Easter holidays
... Judith Blake, the Chairman of the Local Government Association, the children and young people Board, said the provision for low attainers, including those in need of free school meals and with special educational needs and disabilities, was a top priority for councils and schools ...
Domestic abuse 'biggest threat to child protection'
... Funding pressures are coinciding with huge increases in demand for support because of problems like hardship and family conflict, said Judith Blake, chairwoman of the LGA s children and young people board...
Overhaul exclusions to beat knife crime, say MPs
... Judith Blake, chairwoman of the LGA s Children and Young People Board, said councils welcomed changes to Ofsted inspections to take exclusion numbers into account...
Northern rail: politicians demand Pacer trains per day travelling compensation
... Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham, Sheffield City Region mayor, Dan Jarvis and Leeds City Council leader Judith Blake told the operator of the North don t have that with the aging of the units is acceptable...
Royal National College for the Blind threatened by the financial crisis
... But Judith Blake, Chairman of the Association of children and young people Board, said there are still long-term concerns about meeting the costs of special educational needs...
Domestic abuse 'biggest threat to child protection'
Domestic violence, family conflict and drink and drug abuse are the biggest drivers of The Rise in child-protection cases in England, says The Local Government Association (LGA).
The organisation representing English councils has surveyed the councillors in charge of children's services about the causes of a 53% rise in child-protection cases over The Past decade.
More Than 80% identified domestic violence and substance misuse as being behind the increased numbers in their local authorities.
An average of 88 children are taken into care each day and the LGA asked The Lead councillors for children's services for their view of The Most common causes.
'Children in Need 'The behaviour of adults around children - in the form of domestic violence, drinking and drug taking - was The Most frequent explanation for councils having to intervene to protect 18,000 more children than a decade ago.
This was followed by factors such as poverty, housing problems and debt.
Figures published last week by The Department for Education showed 52,000 child-protection plans, identifying How To deal with children considered to be At Risk , had been drawn up - a slight annual decline against a significant long-term increase.
These figures also showed domestic violence to be The Most Common Factor for so-called "children in Need " - Much more so than issues such as abuse, gangs, trafficking or anti-social behaviour.
There are almost 400,000 "children in Need " where there are concerns about their health or development and where they are At Risk of being "significantly impaired" without extra support.
After domestic violence, The Most common underlying problems are Mental Health issues, emotional abuse, drug and alcohol abuse.
Physical abuse, sexual abuse and Sexual Exploitation were all lower than the previous year.
Funding pressureBut numbers of serious cases investigating fears of children suffering or facing "significant harm" have continued to climb.
There were More Than 200,000 of these safeguarding inquiries - rising every year from 127,000 in 2012-13.
The Local Government Association is warning of the financial pressures on councils.
"Funding pressures are coinciding with huge increases in demand for support because of problems like hardship and family conflict," said Judith Blake , chairwoman of the LGA's children and Young People board.
child protection, domestic abuse, local government association
Source of news: bbc.com
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