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Tag Archives: children’s centres
Right to criticise, wrong to reinvent the wheel
The recent ResPublica and Action for Children report has been rightly welcomed by many who are critical of Cameron’s blindness towards the needs of the UK’s children. Children are too small for a big society. They, along with other vulnerable … Continue reading
Because every child matters
Today our appeal to David Cameron, as a father, is published in the Observer. Parents from around the country, already hard-pushed for time, are devoting their lives to taking on their councils. Some, as in Derby, Camden and Corby seem … Continue reading
Posted in Campaigning, councils, News, No Cuts For Kids, Uncategorized
Tagged budget cuts, children's centres, children's minister, children's services, credit crunch, David Cameron, early intervention, Early Years Grant, Father's Day, government, Prime Minister, recession, Sarah Teather, Sure Start, the Observer
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Happy Father’s Day Mr Cameron
Our letter appearing in the Observer tomorrow: Dear Editor On Father’s Day, we remind David Cameron of his promise to our children; to safeguard Sure Start and improve children’s life chances. A promise he has broken. His cuts mean some … Continue reading
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