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The nursery chain Buffer Bear is set to double in size this year, with the opening of 20 more Neighbourhood Nurseries and five more on-site nurseries with the National Health Service across England....
Services for children and adults who live in rural parts of England are sparse, inaccessible and of poor quality, according to the people who live there. Their comments are given in a report,...
Charities, organisations and unions have expressed their disappointment at the Chancellor for failing to do enough to support all children and families.
Nurseries that are helping to improve the lives of low-income families have had their work showcased by the National Day Nurseries Association in a bid to inspire other providers and local...
Local authorities should be given greater Government funding to pay for quality childcare, according to an inner London council. A survey by the London borough of Camden concluded that the majority of...
The relationships between brothers and sisters are not confined to their home, Jennie Lindon reminds us Whenever a family grows from an only child to two or more, the question arises, 'How well do the...
A new 'ethic of care' needs to be fostered in public policy to support family relationships and children's well-being, according to an independent commission set up to look at the relationship between...
New analysis shows that Labour's plans to extend free childcare to 25 hours a week could help 135,000 more mothers return to work.
Most poor children live in working households, according to a new analysis of official Government statistics.
Practitioners used observation tools developed by academic researchers to assess provision outdoors, as Annie Davy explains.