nursery prices

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ivet83 · 01/08/2006 21:40

are nurseries cheaper in the countryside?

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hulababy · 01/08/2006 21:42

I think it probably depends where in the country you are.

Round here the prices vary a lot int he nurseries in the city centre, right through to those on the outskirts and beyond. However, the city centre ones are not always te dearest.

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ivet83 · 01/08/2006 21:45

where do you live hulababy?i am moving to derbyshire so i am curious.having lived in london for 4 years now prices are unbelievable

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MrsBadger · 01/08/2006 21:46

not neccesarily, esp if they're the only one for miles. More competition can keep prices in town down.

hulababy · 01/08/2006 21:48

I am in Sheffield

Wordsmith · 01/08/2006 21:49

I pay apx £30/day in the West Mids.

WideWebWitch · 01/08/2006 21:50

650/month in the South East countryside

hulababy · 01/08/2006 21:51

Sheffield city centre - £28 a day (for over 2yo) I think

quootiepie · 01/08/2006 22:01

£192pw in Berkshire

alibubbles · 02/08/2006 06:10

£200 - £235 a week in St Albans or £55 a day, £30 a half day

geekgrrl · 02/08/2006 07:37

I'm not sure how much it is per day or per week at ours - I pay £220 pcm for ds to attend three 'short days (8 - 3) per week, he's 2 so he doesn't get any funding yet.
We are in the countryside and apparently our very lovely nursery is cheap for the area.

Clary · 02/08/2006 08:06

In Derby the going rate is about £25-£30 a day I think.
If you have a full week you usually get a day free IYSWIM.
Certainly cheaper than prices I have seen quoted on MN for London nurseries.

Bozza · 02/08/2006 09:10

I pay £31/day in a village in West Yorkshire. Never quite sure what people mean by "the countryside".

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