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• New scheme to give children with SEND flexible travel budgets

  By Robin Marshall Verified| GOV.UK@ Parents of children 16 and over with SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) are to be given their own budgets to pay for transport to school - putting them in the driving seat for their children's needs by allowing them to pick the option that suits them best. The new policy, which, if agreed by the council's cabinet, will replace the current one where Oldham Council directly organises transport options for families.

  By Robin Marshall Verified · GOV.UK

  Mar. 14, 2025

• Tom Crowther KC to chair local Oldham child sexual exploitation inquiry

  By Robin Marshall Verified| GOV.UK@ Tom Crowther KC, who was chair of the widely-praised independent inquiry into CSE in Telford, will now bring his expertise to Oldham after being appointed to head up the borough’s inquiry.  Tom said: “I’m very pleased to have been asked to chair an independent inquiry into CSE for Oldham Council.  “I know from my work in Telford that an inquiry of his sort can bring the answers the community deserves about what has gone wrong in the past and can ensure best practice is in place for the future.

  By Robin Marshall Verified · GOV.UK

  Mar. 12, 2025

• New scheme to give children with SEND flexible travel budgets

  By Robin Marshall Verified| GOV.UK@ Parents of children 16 and over with SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) are to be given their own budgets to pay for transport to school - putting them in the driving seat for their children's needs by allowing them to pick the option that suits them best. The new policy, which, if agreed by the council's cabinet, will replace the current one where Oldham Council directly organises transport options for families.

  By Robin Marshall Verified · GOV.UK

  Mar. 14, 2025

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Budapest Business Journal

The Budapest Business Journal (BBJ) is a prominent English-language biweekly business magazine based in Hungary. Launched in 1992, it provides in-depth coverage of Hungarian business life, including news, analyses, and industry insights. The magazine is published by Absolute Media Kft. and is recognized for its independent and objective reporting. BBJ offers a range of services, including high-quality business news and analyses tailored for professionals. One of its notable publications is The Book of Lists, which ranks Hungarian companies across various sectors. The magazine also has a strong online presence, serving as a key platform for business information in Hungary. Additionally, BBJ covers various initiatives and events related to the Hungarian business landscape, including sustainability projects and significant economic developments.