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5CylTurbo said:
The woman was found guilty of admitted child neglect at a previous hearing in January (some 9 months before the child was found by accident by the Police). So did Social Services not think a visit was in order in those 9 months or would that be too obvious?
You really are a prize idiot.Read it again (but without the bits you added).
Police found the child seriously ill surrounded by ferrets, dogs, animal excrement and rotting food at a house in the Darwen area in October.
His 21-year-old mother who cannot be named for legal reasons, admitted child neglect at a previous hearing in January.
Previous to what? Previous to the child being found in October?
http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/11126577...4found_in_East_Lancs_animals_horror_house/?ref=var_0&ref=mmsp
The child was being seen due to a medical condition - yet nothing done
Mum depressed - being seen but nothing done
'But Judge Russell told the defendant, who had pleaded guilty to a charge of child neglect at an earlier hearing: “Although it has been argued that there was a lack of support available to you, I do not accept that argument because you had previously had support and knew it was available. '
So she was in fact on social service's radar, like I said in the first place.
But oh no they did nowt wrong, give em all a pay rise!
His 21-year-old mother who cannot be named for legal reasons, admitted child neglect at a previous hearing in January.
Previous to what? Previous to the child being found in October?
http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/11126577...4found_in_East_Lancs_animals_horror_house/?ref=var_0&ref=mmsp
The child was being seen due to a medical condition - yet nothing done
Mum depressed - being seen but nothing done
'But Judge Russell told the defendant, who had pleaded guilty to a charge of child neglect at an earlier hearing: “Although it has been argued that there was a lack of support available to you, I do not accept that argument because you had previously had support and knew it was available. '
So she was in fact on social service's radar, like I said in the first place.
But oh no they did nowt wrong, give em all a pay rise!
NPI said:
5CylTurbo said:
Mid Staffs NHS wasn't underfunded. Just incompetent.
What's that got to do with:5CylTurbo said:
NPI said:
Yep. We need to spend a LOT more money on Social Services.
err money5CylTurbo said:
Police found the child seriously ill surrounded by ferrets, dogs, animal excrement and rotting food at a house in the Darwen area in October.
His 21-year-old mother who cannot be named for legal reasons, admitted child neglect at a previous hearing in January.
Previous to what? Previous to the child being found in October?
or the far more likely occureance of case originally scheduled to court in January, defendent pleads guilty at the initial hearing and sentencing etc is adjourned for reports etcv etc on basis of mitigation offered at the initla hearing ... His 21-year-old mother who cannot be named for legal reasons, admitted child neglect at a previous hearing in January.
Previous to what? Previous to the child being found in October?
but Dont Forget in the WORLD of Piston Heads Words have DIfferent Meanings if they Are Capitalised ...
mph1977 said:
or the far more likely occureance of case originally scheduled to court in January, defendent pleads guilty at the initial hearing and sentencing etc is adjourned for reports etcv etc on basis of mitigation offered at the initla hearing ...
Okay fair enough, but my gaff is fairly irrelevantThe fact remains the woman & child were known to Social Services and did they check up on them, oh no.
If Plod had not been looking for a missing dog we could be hearing about another death.
But to some they are not in the slightest bit to blame and indeed need a pay rise for allowing this to happen under their noses!
eccles said:
5CylTurbo said:
How is that public sector related? 
Looks more like private sector failure to me!
still waiting
eccles said:
5CylTurbo said:
well?
still waiting
Just because you have no life, don't assume the same of others.still waiting
I'll let the other peoples replies speak for themselves and I'll keep assuming you work in the private sector.
Nowt to do with private sector, idiotic in the extreme response
5CylTurbo said:
So she was in fact on social service's radar, like I said in the first place.
She was known to them in a different area, but she only recently moved into the area she's in now.5CylTurbo said:
But oh no they did nowt wrong, give em all a pay rise!
You seem to like BBC links. Read this one: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-249998265CylTurbo said:
The little tinker, wonder if her housing benefit had been updated.
Are they connected? perhaps there needs to be a massive IT project - that'll be a nic chance for the private sector to cream the public sector.5CylTurbo said:
Heads should roll and without 6 figure payouts.
Didn't that BBC article say 1 in 3 childrens services heads had changed in the last 12 months?5CylTurbo said:
Suggest you read the comments. Click on "view all".NPI said:
5CylTurbo said:
Suggest you read the comments. Click on "view all".5CylTurbo said:
If you can get through the Fail's frothing what does the story actually tell us underage daughter gets in relationship with much older man who gets her pregnant
mummy and daddy put their daughter and her little mistake in a flat somewhere ...
Daughter gets into a relationship with a much older man again , to whom daughter gives near enough unsupervised access ...
unexplained genital injuries ...
NPI said:
5CylTurbo said:
Suggest you read the comments. Click on "view all".I was a magistrate and I always found the most useless articles next to the defendant , were the social workers.
Disgusting, social services should hang their heads in shame.
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