Leicestershire residents are invited to take part in an online survey and share their views on childcare providers including nurseries, childminders and after school and holiday clubs
The survey will enable the council to assess and influence the quality and availability of both existing and future childcare provision.
We’d be grateful if people could spare a few minutes to share their views through this survey, whether or not they currently use early learning or childcare for their children.
“It is the statutory duty of the council to report on the sufficiency of childcare in the county. We want to understand the needs and requirements of parents choosing a childcare place and also why parents may not be accessing any childcare.
Person:Councillor Ivan Ould, cabinet member for children and families
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