Commenting on figures released by the Department for Education and Skills today showing that the number of children known to have special educational needs (SEN) but have not been given a statement rose by 5% in the last year, Liberal Democrat Children's Spokesperson Annette Brooke MP said:
Commenting on the BMA report into child and adolescent mental health, Liberal Democrat Health spokesperson, Sandra Gidley MP said:
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Responding to the Bristol University report Finding The Right Support?, published today, which calls for mothers with learning difficulties to be given more support to allow them to keep their children, Liberal Democrat children's Spokesperson, Annette Brooke MP said:
