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Letters:<strong> Anne Johns</strong> bemoans the disappearance of au pairs, <strong>Anne Tyndale</strong> hopes for a return of Labour’s Sure Start programme, and <strong>Alice Schofield </strong>on affording childcare for twins

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Tom Raines discusses the millenial demographic's electoral habits and the impact of their left leaning votes on the Conservative Party.

South Craven Childrens Centre in Glusburn could close under cost-cutting proposals.

A SURE Start children’s centre in Glusburn could close under cost-cutting proposals by North Yorkshire County Council- but could then reopen as a…

Princess of Wales new campaign won't be successful unless investment for early years provision is seen as critical infrastructure.

Despite the many progresses made in the past century, the early years and the people it serves are facing multiple crises that require action, says Professor Dame Cathy Nutbrown

Penn Green, a leader in wraparound care, says it will shut if Tory council goes ahead with £800,000 of cuts

The chair of the Young Lives Commission and former Children's Commissioner for England, says the Government's ambition for Family Hubs is 'nowhere near the scale of what families need', nor is it enough to replace 'hundreds of closed Sure Start centres'.

Iraq war demonstration ignited a campaigning passion for some, but others were left disillusioned