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Daily roundup: Children's centres, higher education, and eating disorders

Bradford children's centres stave off closure after cash boost; university applications rise to highest ever level; and young children are treated in hospital for eating disorders, all in the news today.

Children’s centres at risk of being closed by Bradford Metropolitan District Council as a result of funding cuts will stay open for another year thanks to a cash injection of £3m. According to the Keighley News, Bradford’s Schools Forum has offered the council £3m to give the centres time to draw up a long-term solution to their funding problems.

Numbers of young British people applying to go to university has risen to its highest ever level. The Guardian reports that Ucas has seen a four per cent increase in the number of applicants to UK universities, despite a small decline in the number of 18-year-olds in the population overall.

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