The future of the early years and childcare sector is at risk in England, the Early Years Alliance has said, as fewer than half of parents with young children plan to take up their childcare places on 1 June.
Nursery my 3 year old goes to has had high demand for places for children to return
No problem, those children have parents... don't they?
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