The first phase of the government’s expanded offer of funded childcare for working families in England has come into effect.
Labour has accused the Conservatives of having a “childcare pledge without a plan”, as it said families are still struggling to access places ahead of the government’s expansion of funded childcare.
Her plea came as the first phase of the government’s expanded offer of funded childcare for working families in England came into effect. The party has published a dossier about “childcare chaos” which includes testimonials from parents and nurseries across England. The dossier from Labour said: “The Conservatives’ childcare pledge without a plan announced at the 2023 Budget is threatening to crash the childcare system just like the Conservatives crashed the economy.”
“Only Labour will reform our childcare system and deliver the accessible, affordable early years education that will give children the best start in life.”The education secretary said last week that the government was “on track” to deliver the first phase of its rollout to 150,000 parents of two-year-olds.
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