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The Guardian view on private equity in the public sector: children’s services must be freed from debt-fuelled takeovers | Editorial

Explore how private equity is reshaping children’s services in the UK, turning essential care into profit-driven ventures. Discover the hidden costs and risks involved when public services become assets in financial portfolios. How does thi...

The Guardian· Jul 5, 2026 · 7:14 PM · 47 views

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Explore how private equity is reshaping children’s services in the UK, turning essential care into profit-driven ventures. Discover the hidden costs and risks involved when public services become assets in financial portfolios. How does this impact safety and quality? #PrivateEquity #ChildrensServices #PublicSector #UKNews #SocialCare

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