Katy Morton

Baz Price, his wife and daughter
News

Father challenges employer over 'unequal' parental rights

Families
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Council saves charity-run nurseries

Management
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Former Bright Horizons nursery worker found guilty of assaulting child

Safeguarding & Child Protection
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Nurseries pay for ad in national newspaper to highlight funding crisis

Funding
The charity's analysis finds that parents 'below the breadline' can afford just £2 a day per child on food
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Charity warns of a ‘Christmas crisis’ for a million children

Families
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The Old Station Nursery group doubles in size

Management
Ceeda's analysis counts the cost of the parties' general election manifestos
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General Election 2019: 'The Conservatives would cost the sector the most if in power'

Funding
Will is living with his brother and parents in a single room Photo courtesy of Shelter
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At least 135,000 children homeless in Britain

Families
A total of 18 per cent of parents with children under one said they often felt left out
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Over half of parents of young children feel lonely

Families
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Charity that operates nurseries goes into liquidation

Business
The Early Years Alliance has launched the campaign ahead of the general election next month
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Campaign calling on political parties to increase childcare funding launches

Funding
Adam Price, the leader of Plaid Cymru
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Plaid Cymru manifesto: Welsh party pledges universal childcare from the age of one

Policy & Politics
Busy Bees is closing its Chandler's Ford nursery in December
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Busy Bees to close ‘unviable’ nursery next month

Business
The Prime Minister and Conservative party leader Boris Johnson
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Conservatives manifesto: Party pledges £1bn for childcare

Policy & Politics
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New guide for early years settings on recruiting more men

Men in Childcare
The Ofsted statistics reveal a further decline in the number of childminders
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Number of childminders falls by a fifth

Provision