AT LAST! A NURSERIES CAMPAIGN | IMGpapers 1980

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Heseltine's Bill which will cut the money available to local trai government's control over how money is spent JOCT councils to make cuts and will high spending coun rates rather than cut into inadequate social services. Last Saturday saw the launch of a national childcare campaign. The London Nursery campaign and the Surrey Docks childcare project attracted 200 people to a conference in East London last Saturday to launch a national childcare camTwenty different unions had members in attendance at the conference. Not only unions with a high hercentage of womer members but the AUEW and the print union NATSOPA were « The conference could not have come at a better time tc launch a national campaign. Not only is nursery provision in • there were only 500 local authority - but even these limited facilities are coming A quarter of mothers with children under five in Britain to and even r Tory spending cuts saw lic necd to shout about thi • An interim steering committee has been set up which Cost of affiliation £15 National organisations, £5 local group