Written question asked by Tulip Siddiq (Labour) on Monday, 5 February 2018, in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Wednesday, 7 February 2018. It was answered by Tobias Ellwood (Conservative) on Tuesday, 13 February 2018 on behalf of the Ministry of Defence.
Military Bases: Nurseries
- Question
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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, which military units have received funding for childcare infrastructure from fines levied on banks in the LIBOR case.
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In autumn 2013 the Chancellor of the Exchequer announced that up to £20 million of LIBOR fines would be provided to the Ministry of Defence in support of infrastructure improvements to childcare settings on the Defence Estate.
The following childcare settings received funding:
Sunshine day nursery, Brize Norton
RAF Lossiemouth childcare centre
Medmenham early years, Medmenham
Benson children and family services (4children)
RAF Coningsby nursery and kids club, RAF Coningsby
CYP and Family welfare centre, High Wycombe
Maple Leaf day care, RAF Digby
RAF Valley
Norton Manor Camp, RM Taunton
Woodentots Nursery, HMS Collingwood
Dhekelia early years, Dhekelia
Jumbles crèche, Ayios Nikolaos
Episkopi early years, Episkopi
Akrotiri first steps, Akrotiri
Blackdown pre-school, Blackdown
Invicta Park, Maidstone
Thorney Island nursery, Thorney Island
Chetwynd Barracks pre-school, Chilwell
Colchester Garrison pre-school and nursery
Caterpillas, Tidworth
Perham Down pre-school, Perham Down
The Haig day nursery
Noah's Ark under-fives, Bulford
Sunshine under 5's centre. Chester
Honeypots under 5's centre, Weeton
Rhyme Times, Lisburn
Quetta Park pre-school, Church Crookham
Sandhurst Station nursery, Sandhurst
Bovington nursery school, Bovington
Warminster Garrison nursery, Warminster
Dolly Mixtures pre-school and crèche, Credenhall
Dolly Mixtures pre-school and crèche, Hereford
Chetwynd Teddies nursery, Chilwell
Kinloss day care centre, Kinloss
Wimberley Estate childcare centre, Inverness
Little Jimmies playgroup, Blandford
Stepping Stones pre-school, Strensall
Busy Bees, Wimbish
Yellow Ribbon pre-school, Ripon
The Beehive, York
In addition to the £20 million, the following LIBOR grants for improvements to childcare facilities have been awarded:
£24,000 for St. Nicholas Pre-School and Nursery, Colchester Garrison.
£1.9 million for new buildings for pre-school age children of Special Air Service personnel.
£1.85 million awarded to ABF The Soldiers’ Charity for planned childcare improvements in the following locations: South Cerney, Woodbridge, Pirbright, Worthy Down, Abingdon and Andover.
Secondary information
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- 2017-19
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- Disclosure of information Fines Nurseries Military bases LIBOR
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- Yes
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