Nursery crimes

9th September 2011

Parents are unhappy at new charges imposed to look after children

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Kindergartens across the country are up in arms over the effects of new legislation which has led to dramatic increases in costs. The new rules were intended to give more flexibility and to help parents pay only for the services they used, but it appears that some local governments have taken advantage of the changes to increase income into their budgets.

Kindergartens across the country are up in arms over the effects of new legislation which has led to dramatic increases in costs. The new rules were intended to give more flexibility and to help parents pay only for the services they used, but it appears that some local governments have taken advantage of the changes to increase income into ...

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