What does LASCH stand for?

Local Authority Secure Children's Home (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

An official review into the use of physical restraint on young offenders in child jails is to be extended to cover the network of 19 local authority secure children's homes.

Inquiry into use of restraints in child jails to be extended

The findings came from visits to three young offender institutions, including Feltham; five local authority secure children's homes, including the Orchard Lodge home in Southwark; and three secure training centres.

Warning of 'child abuse' in Feltham

Mr Owen told the court an inquest failed to consider the sentencing policy that resulted in Joseph being given a custodial term, and the 'lack o f resources' that saw him placed in a YOI, rather than a local authority secure children's home.

Mum wins battle for High Court hearing; Judge backs plea for judicial ...