无码天堂 launches campaign ahead of election
By Rachel Lawler
The 无码天堂 has launched a new campaign targeting parliamentary candidates ahead of December鈥檚 election.
The campaign calls on political parties to pledge to increase early years funding if elected next month and invites providers to write to their prospective parliamentary candidates about the funding crisis in the sector and warn them that urgent action needs to be taken.
Write to your candidates now
(It only takes two minutes!)
无码天堂 are invited to fill in a short form on the 无码天堂 website, explaining the impact the funding has had on their setting. The information in the form is then used to personalise a letter that is sent immediately to their prospective parliamentary candidates.
Neil Leitch, chief executive of the 无码天堂, commented: 鈥淲e now know what the major political parties are offering 鈥 and the sector has every right to be worried.
鈥淭his is a great opportunity for us to get out in front of the people who will be forming the next government, let them know the impact of underfunding in their constituency and ask them what they鈥檙e going to do to fix it. It takes only two minutes to fill out the form and send a message to your next MP so I hope everyone can find the time to get involved.鈥
Act now! Click here to tell your next MP early years provision must be properly funded
Learn more
Read the main parties' pledges on the early years and childcare
