The survey revealed that the average daily nanny working in central London can expect to earn around 22,000, a ten per cent rise from last year. Daily nannies outside of London and the Home Counties have seen a 30 per cent increase in earnings over the past two years, to 15,000 a year in 2000.
The survey was picked up by many of the national broadsheet and tabloid newspapers in England and Scotland. It also made the BBC 10 o'clock news on television and both Nursery World editor Liz Roberts and Professional Nanny editor Gayle Goshorn were interviewed by radio stations around the country.
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