Raising NMW considered after 10p tax row
1 May 2008
The Government is considering plans to raise the minimum wage for 18- to 21-year-olds, after it came under fire from its own MPs for scrapping the 10p tax rate.
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Men sought for degrees
1 May 2008
A university has launched a campaign to encourage more men to study childcare at degree level.
Nappy Week
1 May 2008
Mother and GP Anna Jordan hangs up environmentally-friendly cotton nappies to highlight Real Nappy Week (21-27 April) and promote Manchester City Council's trial service of free laundering for a month,...
Spotlight on ... Hannah Rydzynski and Georgia Clarke
1 May 2008
Name Hannah Rydzynski and Georgia Clarke
Media watch
1 May 2008
A plastic surgeon in Florida has published a book to help children understand and cope when their mother has cosmetic surgery, reported the Daily Telegraph. Dr Michael Salzhauer's My Beautiful...
Project makes for happy, healthy families
1 May 2008
A children's centre team in Crewe is celebrating bringing their community together through a year-long partnership project.
NUT strike closes nurseries
1 May 2008
Demand from parents for last-minute childcare soared last week as thousands of teachers went on strike, closing schools and some nurseries across England and Wales.
New pack keeps children on their toes
1 May 2008
An resource to help early years settings encourage children to be active is being launched this month by charity Youth Sport Trust.
The DCSF awards money to the Michael Palin Centre
1 May 2008
The DCSF has awarded £340,000 to the Michael Palin Centre for Stammering Children in London to provide schools with information, advice and training on how to support children who stammer.
Bill on junk food advertising fails to pass second reading
1 May 2008
A bill calling for a ban on junk food advertising to children has failed to pass its second reading in the House of Commons after it was blocked by opposition...
