More than 3,000 childcare places will be subsidised across London in the first round of the Childcare Affordability Programme, the London Development Agency said last week. The 3,255 CAP-funded places, available from 14 November, are part of the 33m, three-year scheme, which aims to help working parents with the relatively high cost of childcare in the capital. A second round of bidding for places by London boroughs is expected to begin in January 2006. More information is available on www.lda.gov.uk.
More than 3,000 childcare places will be subsidised across London in the first round of the Childcare Affordability Programme, the London Development Agency said last week. The 3,255 CAP-funded places, available from 14 November, are part of the 33m, three-year scheme, which aims to help working parents with the relatively high cost of childcare in the capital. A second round of bidding for places by London boroughs is expected to begin in January 2006. More information is available on www.lda.gov.uk.
