The Serious Case Review reveals that had "professionals assessed the dangers correctly and taken appropriate action" the harm caused to Baby T would have been prevented.
A focus on re-engineering vital services rather than placing cuts on them has the attention of the current council administration as they consider the budget provision for 2014-15.
A new telephone number for members of the public to call if they are concerned about a child or need information about children’s services is being launched by the Isle of Wight Council.
Although positive steps are being taken by the new leadership at Newport Primary, Ofsted find yet another 'Statement of Action' plan created by the council as 'Not fit for purpose'.
Questions are bound to be raised as to why the statement of action, for Barton Primary created by the local authority, is not fit for purpose, despite responsibility for Children's Services being taken over by Hampshire.