Baby joy for couple forced to flee the ss

[atlantis]

The mail are reporting that the couple forced to flee the UK after their first daughter was forcibly adopted and plans were in place to do the same to their new child have had a baby boy, good luck to them.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1251801/Pregnant-Briton-fled-Spain-prevent-social-services-taking-c hild-gives-birth-son.html

I am also unaware of any case where a child died as a result of a rollover whilst someone was "on the run".

The only case I know which involved a rollover death was in the Appledore Family Assessment centre in Selly Oak, Birmingham.

In that case a mother got drunk because the assessors were trying to find out how much she spent on alcohol.

I cannot comment as to the truth of the allegation that there has been a rollover death in a family on the run. I have never heard of it, but I cannot prove a negative.

Hence I fail to understand what you are implying as to JFF's "attitude towards protecting children".

I would not propose that no-one ever goes to a family assessment centre again merely because a child died as a result of a drunken rollover in one assessment centre.

It was on one of the links you gave out- drunken partner in Spain. I would also have serious concerns about adequacy of assessment in the circumstances you describe, but there you go, perhaps that's just me.

The link referred to a comment from some other person about a case about which I have no knowledge.

I agree with you about the way in which assessments have been done at Appledore.