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Reports, Articles, Presentations etc (most recent first)
Article in Professional
Social Work 'Social Work after Bell v Tavistock' - February 2021 edition
Article in Professional
Social Work 'Legal Cases that Shaped Social Work' - July/August 2020 50th Anniversary edition
Article in Professional Social Work 'Back to
1984' October 2016 - and
hyperlinked
html version here
Article in Professional
Social Work 'What's going on with Section 20?' December
2015/January 2016 - and hyperlinked html
version here
Celtic
Knot in Community Care 'Concern for a child’s welfare can never justify
illegal practice' November 2015 - and case
comment here
Celtic
Knot's World Social Work Day presentation 'Human Dignity: Surviving the
Endtimes of Human Rights' March 2015 - and on BASW website
Celtic Knot's
Human Rights Day presentation 'Social Work and Human Rights' for JUCSWEC/BASW conference December 2013 - and on
BASW website
Celtic
Knot's
submission on the Children and Young People (Scotland) Bill July
2013 - and on
the website of the Scottish Parliament
Celtic
Knot's World Social Work Day 2013 presentation 'Promoting Meaningful
Lives', for Jewish Care,
March 2013
JUCSWEC/APSW
Joint Statement on Frontline (hosted with kind permission of JUCSWEC/APSW),
February 2013
Lucy
Series' article on DoLS v Guardianship, (thanks to Lucy Series, The Small Places),
updated December 2012
Celtic
Knot's seminar on KM v Cambridgeshire for Doughty Street Chambers,
July 2012
Celtic
Knot's submission to the Commission on a Bill of Rights, September
2011
'Sex,
Power and Regulation' article by Jef Smith (hosted with kind
permission of Professional Social Work/BASW),
March 2008
Information
pages on Hidden Harm (children of drug using parents), from Andy
Augustus for Sandwell LSCB
conference, February 2007
Celtic
Knot submission to Sandwell LSCB conference on information sharing,
February 2007
Significant cases involving Celtic Knot
AB
& Anor, R (on the application of) v The London Borough of Haringey
[2013] EWHC 416 (Admin) (13 March 2013)
BS v
General Social Care Council [2011] UKUT 265 (AAC) (04 July 2011)
Bains
v General Social Care Council [2010] UKFTT 641 (HESC) (22 December 2010)
Bath
& North East Somerset Council v A Mother & Ors [2008] EWHC B10
(Fam) (22 December 2008)
Celtic Knot In The News (recent stories)
SNP's
attempt to legalise state snooping on families is 'doomed to disaster',
Sunday Express, 6th August 2017
Celtic Knot cited in Guardian 'Adoption and child
protection: are councils misusing a key part of the law?' November 2015 - Article by Louise Tickle
Why social workers should be worried about
surveillance laws, Guardian, 10th February 2015
Critics
pan 'State Guardian' for every Scots child proposal, Express, 31st
August 2013
Haringey
council tried to crush our family, Telegraph, 7th April 2013
Working
remotely in social care is not impossible, Guardian, 27th January
2012
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