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Plan To Deliver Change And Build Trust In Safeguarding Announced

by Michael McG | Jan 13, 2021 | Catholic Bishop's Conference, Diocese, Safeguarding

Plans to implement the recommendations of the Elliott Review and improve safeguarding structures and arrangements within the Catholic Church in England and Wales have been announced. More details are available in the PDF below…

Bishops: ‘Abuse Report Will Inform Ongoing Reform’

by Michael McG | Nov 13, 2020 | Catholic Bishop's Conference, Diocese, Safeguarding

A statement from the president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales Cardinal Vincent Nichols and vice-president Archbishop Malcolm McMahon OP… The Catholic Church in England and Wales welcomes the report from the Independent Inquiry into...

Church Abuse Inquiry Report Published

by Michael McG | Nov 12, 2020 | Catholic Bishop's Conference, Diocese, Safeguarding

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) investigation report into the Roman Catholic Church of England and Wales was published on November 10 2020.This investigation report examines the extent of institutional failings by the Roman Catholic Church in...

Applications Invited For Safeguarding Commission Chair

by Michael McG | Jan 27, 2020 | Jobs, Safeguarding

The Catholic Diocese of Middlesbrough is seeking an individual to take over the role of Independent Chair of the Middlesbrough Safeguarding Commission. The commission provides independent oversight of all safeguarding matters that impact on the diocese and aligned...

Statement from the NCSC

by webmaster | Feb 18, 2016 | Diocese, Safeguarding

Statement from the National Catholic Safeguarding Commission on the obligation to report suspected sexual abuse to civil authorities Following recent press coverage the following statement was issued by Cardinal O’Malley From Vatican Radio – 15 February 2016 Statement...

Safeguarding and the Catholic Church in England and Wales

by webmaster | Jan 28, 2016 | Safeguarding

All allegations of abuse reported to the Church in England and Wales are immediately passed on to the police. The Church works closely and cooperatively with the statutory authorities as these allegations are investigated. Following this investigation, which follows...

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