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Tim Loughton responds to Guardian story about children in care and the new admissions code.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Children’s Minister Tim Loughton announces an extra £6 million a year to provide additional support for foster carers and vulnerable families.
Information on a new data pack published by the Department for Education on children's homes, to help local authorities.
Ministers write to health, police, education and early years’ services setting out plans for reform
Following John Dunford's review, the Government launches a consultation on changes to the role of the Children's Commissioner.
Children's Minister Tim Loughton announces that Martin Narey will be appointed as the new ministerial adviser on adoption.
Tim Loughton welcomes the commitment by Dixons Retail Plc to promote the Click Clever, Click Safe campaign.
The Children's Minister sets out the government's next steps in response to Barnado's 'Cut Them Free' campaign on child sexual exploitation.
Children's Minister writes in response to a letter in 'The Guardian' in May 2011 on Professor Munro's review of child protection.
Tim Loughton marks the start of Foster Carers Fortnight by issuing a statement.
A wide-ranging review in to frontline child protection practice has been published.
The Children's Minister talks about how the Big Society can provide care and support for vulnerable young people.
Michael Gove has accepted the resignation of Christine Gilbert, Her Majesty's Chief Inspector. She will leave Ofsted on 30 June 2011.
The Children's Minister addresses school children, church leaders, local politicians and youth leaders about the Stop the Traffik campaign.
The Children's Minister addresses the Safe Network Conference about the government's commitment to safeguarding children and reducing bureaucracy.
The Children's Minister speaks about the changes that need to be made to the adoption process at the launch of the new adoption guidance.
The Children's Minister talks about the importance of innovation in the voluntary and community sector.
Secretary of State for Education and Children's Minister Tim Loughton announce plans to increase the number and timeliness of adoptions.
Children's Minister responds to NSPCC data on the prevalence of child abuse and announces funding for the charity and its helplines.
Children's Minister Tim Loughton said: "The new system will be less bureaucratic and less intimidating."
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