Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
New analysis has found that 23.4 million people will be unable to afford the cost of living by £8,600 on average by April 2022.
Rising food and energy prices risk driving a second inflation spike this autumn that could reach over ten per cent for poorer households.
Andy Burnham is announcing a series of major steps to move Greater Manchester towards a London-style public transport system.
More than 60 organisations in England will receive a share of £48 million which is being released as part of the Cultural Investment Fund.
CIPFA has reported that the council tax bill for an average band D equivalent property in England and Wales is set to rise by £65.
The government has announced that 25 areas have been awarded a share of £3 million to help them set their own standards for design locally.
Liverpool City Council has said that residents in the region are set to be asked their views on how the city is governed from 2023.
Andy Street has appointed a new cycling and walking commissioner to get more people moving around the West Midlands by foot or bike.
More than 600 hospitals, police stations, libraries and other public buildings in Wales have been connected to lightning-fast full fibre broadband.
Reforms designed to improve the lives of children with SEND have failed to prevent a rise in legal disputes and tribunal hearings over the support they receive.
The government’s multi-million pound catch up programme risks failing pupils who need it the most, says the Education Select Committee.
Scotland’s councils have increased reserves over the last year but must address the impacts of an overall reduction in funding.
A new strategy setting out how Manchester can grow its thriving digital sector has been revealed by Manchester City Council.
Homes for Scotland has reported that Scotland is suffering from a cumulative shortfall approaching 100,000 homes since the credit crunch.
More than a third of secondary school pupils don’t feel confident in taking their next steps in education and training, according to the Sutton Trust.
Sue Robb of 4Children talks to Julie Laughton and Alison Britton from the Department for Education about the role of childminders in delivering the 30 hours free entitlement.
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