Labour is planning significant reforms to the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system in England as councils struggle with massive deficits. A Guardian analysis reveals that most upper-tier councils have accrued substantial SEND-related debts, with at least 12 forecasting deficits exceeding £100 million—some as high as £312 million. These financial pressures have pushed many councils toward bankruptcy, prompting urgent government intervention. Click here to read more.
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