Sentences with phrase «funding squeeze»

Councils in England are set to run up crippling deficits of hundreds of millions of pounds due to the funding squeeze in adult social care and children's services.

And yet despite more than half a decade of these cuts, changes and reforms, the funding squeeze from Westminster means that councils across England are struggling more than ever.

Quality technological provision is a huge challenge with the funding squeezes upon schools, but evidence from my classroom strongly suggests that it is an investment worth making.

Jo Yurky, the organiser of the parent - led Fair Fund All Schools campaign, said: «We can see the impact of the funding squeeze in our schools and we know what it means for our children's futures.

Valentine Mulholland, of the National Association of Head Teachers, said the funding squeeze had already meant the loss of jobs for teaching and support staff.

Any money that is wasted from the system at the moment [during a funding squeeze] is a tragedy.»

Two factors have exacerbated the funding squeeze on traditional public schools since 2010: The number of students has increased as the amount of money spent by the state decreased.

Even with Brexit, he said he did not believe there needed to be any funding squeeze on the arts.

Perhaps it will be more like heart - stopping though for those affected by the funding squeeze on primary healthcare and public hospitals (see comments below about the «huge strain» facing public hospitals).