This page is regularly updated to keep you informed on what's happening at Morton Michel and in the childcare sector.
At the time of writing, Labour are significantly ahead in most opinion polls and most commentators believe they are heading for government. However, no election is over until the votes are in.
Labour's manifesto outlines plans to address child poverty as well as ensuring the minimum wage is a ‘genuine living wage’.
If re-elected, the Conservatives have pledged to reduce national insurance contributions, but they have not committed to increasing early years funding or tackling child poverty.
All the major parties have committed to expanding the funded childcare entitlement, with the possible exception of Reform UK, who have indicated a preference for children being looked after at home.
Morton Michel's Business Development Manager, James McDonald, was delighted to be a member of the judging panel for the recent national Club Hub Awards 2024.