Day nurseries can now get the local support they need, thanks to the launch of the National Day Nurseries Association's (NDNA) new flagship regional centres.
Diminishing occupancy levels and increasing business rates are just some of the issues facing UK private and voluntary daycare providers. With added competition from Government childcare initiatives, the sector has often felt that it has no-one to turn to for hands-on local business support.
Prompted by requests from its members, NDNA has launched the first phase of its regional development strategy by opening four regional centres - covering the North East and North West of England, London and East Midlands. A further centre in the West Midlands is due to open this month.
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