Inclusivity, Not Exclusion: The Fight for UK's Family Support Hubs

The government's early years minister slams Reform UK's 'pro-family' policies as a sham, promising inclusive community hubs to replace dismantled Sure Start centers.

The UK government's early years minister, Olivia Bailey, has sharply criticized Reform UK's so-called 'pro-family' policies, branding them as an exclusionary sham. As the government prepares to roll out hundreds of new Sure Start-style family centers across England on Monday, Bailey has vowed to ensure these hubs are inclusive and transformative for all communities, in contrast to what she calls the

UK's 'Family-Friendly' Reforms Criticized as Exclusionary

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