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Childcare: Labour will not commit to government's free childcare plan, says Bridget Phillipson

Childcare: Labour will not commit to government's free childcare plan, says Bridget Phillipson
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Thousands of student nurses and midwives drop out or don't train due to exclusion from free childcare schemes

Exclusive: Campaign groups are demanding Jeremy Hunt extend the government’s free childcare scheme to all parents in training

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Childcare costs mean it makes 'no financial sense for many mothers to work': official report

London’s economy could be being held back by around £5bn a year due to issues with childcare costs and shortages.

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Debate, network and gain essential business intelligence at the Nursery World Business Summit

Don’t miss Nursery World’s annual Business Summit in London on 2 February 2024, which will tackle the challenges of the sector head on, with a range of interactive presentations.

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New childcare entitlements offer little to poorest families

The share of disadvantaged two year olds eligible for a funded childcare place has fallen from nearly 40 per cent in 2015 to just over a quarter in 2022–23, and the poorest third of families will see almost no direct benefit from the new entitlements.

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