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Providing new places for two-year-olds does not always have to involve huge or even any capital investment.
Early years settings are reminded to sign up to take part in I CAN's Chatterbox Challenge, which runs from 1-7 February.
Two children's centre nurseries in the London borough of Brent are set to close as the council says it can no longer afford to subsidise them.
The Department for Education has published advice for local authorities and parents on deferring the admission of summer-born children to school.
More than three-quarters of adults in Britain believe that young children need their mothers at home to look after them, according to new research.
Happy Days nursery chain has secured £3.9 million of investment to fund further growth.
Denise Burke, director of social enterprise United for All Ages, called on the Government yesterday to introduce an online account for all parents to pay for registered childcare.
The Government is considering encouraging childminders to work together in non-domestic premises such as village halls in a bid to tackle loneliness in the profession.
Observation is central to assessment for the new Progress Check at Two and the revised EYFS Profile, says Jan Dubiel, national development co-ordinator for Early Excellence.
Despite its many plus points, it is time to update Development Matters, explains Dr Julian Grenier, who is leading the work to revise it