Sentence examples for local creches from inspiring English sources

Back in Hrvidovre, deputy mayor Dencker is particularly proud of a resolution the DPP group has pushed through council ensuring that, from now on, "only Danish food, traditional Danish food," will be served in local creches, schools, hospitals and old people's homes: "Including pork meatballs, which some local councils have banned.

This might embrace not just local shops, but creches, libraries, day centres for the elderly, places to collect a pension, pick up a parcel, connect to wifi, meet a friend or have a drink.

On his way out of Romford library this week, Andrew Townley, 35, a local government worker, said: "The lack of cafes and creches here doesn't worry me, really.

The purpose of the high street is being changed: more services are appearing such as cafes, betting shops and nail bars, while some local authorities are seeking to convert redundant stores into housing, doctors' surgeries or creches.

Creches and day nurseries.

The wide-ranging report also suggested that defunct stores be turned into gyms, creches and bingo halls to kick start community regeneration as well as a "National Market Day" to drive footfall on to local high streets.

Most theatres don't have creches, for example.

At Orly Airport there is an exhibition of creches - 70 from 50 countries.

Or should this be combined with provision of day nurseries and creches, as in Scandinavia?

In the morning, there are creches that consist not of storytelling but percussion-accompanied singalongs.

I need to make sure I make enough money to pay for nannies and creches.