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Plaid warned not to cut help for poorer children if it wants Labour to back budget

Plaid warned not to cut help for poorer children if it wants Labour to back budget

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Clearly, it has to be."What I've seen with Flying Start is the budget allocated to different councils. "The current phase of delivery which will provide funded childcare for all two-year-olds is being delivered through the Flying Start model. "At the same time, the support available to disadvantaged children will be enhanced as a result of our offer."We will need to substantially increase the number of providers to ensure that families have childcare options that work for them.

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Plaid warned not to cut help for poorer children if it wants Labour to back budgetImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Ken Skates makes early years programme Flying Start a red line in negotiations with Plaid Cymru's Welsh governmentByJames WilliamsBBC Walescast presenterPublished3 minutes agoWelsh Labour has said it will not support the Welsh government's budget if cuts are made to a flagship early years programme.The party's leader, Ken Skates, said the future of the Flying Start scheme "has to be a red line" in his party's ongoing budget talks with the government.A Plaid Cymru government minister praised aspects of the scheme but did not say whether it would continue in its current form.The Welsh government said support for "disadvantaged children will be enhanced" as it expands…

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