News

The Chancellor confirmed at the Budget that the two-child limit will be abolished

The Commission formally launched at Westminster

Reflections from the BASW Diaspora Social Work Conference 2025

Warning to Ministers that the proposed changes could hinder disabled people’s right to work

After more changes, the government gets its controversial welfare reforms through the Commons

BASW were called to give evidence at the public hearing for Module Six

The government’s welfare reforms squeak through the first stage, but at a huge cost

New wellbeing toolkit launched as part of a campaign to improve working conditions for social workers.

BASW Chair, Julia Ross updates on BASW's work in relation to artificial intelligence in social work practice and policy.

BASW International Chair, Janet Walker considers social work's important role in an increasingly unstable world.