'Parents to face additional charges' for 30 hours childcare

Tristan Donovan
Thursday, August 31, 2017

Half of early years providers plan to increase or introduce extra charges to parents to recoup the cost of offering the government's 30 hours of free childcare policy, it has been claimed.

The government's extended 30-hour free childcare entitlement officially launches tomorrow (1 September). Picture: Lucy Carlier
The government's extended 30-hour free childcare entitlement officially launches tomorrow (1 September). Picture: Lucy Carlier

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