have access to childcare. so even though it is have access to childcare. so even though it is locally have access to childcare. so even though it is locally £30 have access to childcare. so even though it is locally £30 a - have access to childcare. so even though it is locally £30 a month | have access to childcare. so even l though it is locally £30 a month to be a member here, it s difficult for young parents to get the time to enjoy the facilities. young parents to get the time to enjoy the facilities. yes. you own a ain enjoy the facilities. yes. you own a gin company enjoy the facilities. yes. you own a gin company in enjoy the facilities. jazz you own a gin company in sutton coldfield, is a manufacturer and business owner, you ve also got lots of staff as well, what are you hoping for today? the energy cost of the tighter one for us in terms of the business and also seeing customers making decisions around can they afford discretion spend on hospitality, that s tr
childcare the funding has been cut by 17% in a childcare from a 2017 onwards. so if we have childcare from a 2017 onwards. so if we have some of that back in, that s pointed we have some of that back in, that s pointed out, we have some of that back in, that s pointed out, but we were ready to look at pointed out, but we were ready to look at the pointed out, but we were ready to look at the details. am i happy that they re look at the details. am i happy that they re nicking our ideas? it means where d they re nicking our ideas? it means where d leading the agenda and we will do where d leading the agenda and we will do so where d leading the agenda and we will do so all the way into government and take the country in the direction it needs to go. we were the direction it needs to go. - were talking about growth or the lack of it in the uk since the pandemic bumping down at the bottom of the g7 pile, getting the growth is proving difficult. i m going to show our vi
welcome that. become more generous offer? i do welcome that, not become more generous offer? u u welcome that, notjust because i am a mother myself, constituents have been looking for this. we have introduced the 30 hours of free childcare but more than that, this is a part of a much bigger picture and you mentioned that it is about economic inactivity in the jargon it but in other words helping people come in to the plentiful vacancies that are available. childcare is an important part of that puzzle so i m looking forward to hearing more about that from the chancellor. labour must be frustrated at little bit by the fact the government had stolen one of your key policies, although we didn t know the detail of it, we did know labour are going to make a key to their election manifesto? i’ll to make a key to their election manifesto? to make a key to their election manifesto? . , manifesto? i ll happy we re looted the debate on manifesto? i ll happy we re looted the debate
between the conservatives and labour on childcare in england. it s fascinating because it s an area of policy that perhaps a generation ago just wouldn t have been in the mainstream political debate. molar mainstream political debate. now it s battleground. mainstream political debate. now it s battleground. the mainstream political debate. now it s battleground. the shadow - it s battleground. the shadow education secretary it s battleground. the shadow education secretary has - it s battleground. the shadow education secretary has been | it s battleground. the shadow - education secretary has been doing a lot of work in this field and setting out an element of labour s vision for it. this is a response here and we see that on the front pages this morning. this is the bigger, macroeconomic picture of encouraging people back to work here at the moment might feel it is not in their interest to do so but it s also a political battle amongst those people with younger children who bo