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New nursery opens its doors in Biggleswade

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New nursery opens its doors in Biggleswade

PUBLISHED: 13:57 24 March 2018
Biggleswade's new Busy Bees nursery. Picture: Busy Bees
Biggleswade's new Busy Bees nursery. Picture: Busy Bees

A new nursery has opened its doors in Biggleswade, offering places for children aged up to five years old.

Biggleswade's new Busy Bees nursery. Picture: Busy BeesBiggleswade's new Busy Bees nursery. Picture: Busy Bees
The nursery, part of the national Busy Bees chain, opened in Bantock Way on the Saxon Fields development on Monday.
Facilities include play, creative play and meals. An onsite chef prepares freshly-cooked, nutritious meals and there is a private garden for the children to explore.
Nursery manager Dinah Combe said: “We want to give children the best start in life and we are offering places for children from birth to five years old.”
She added that there would be an official launch in the next few weeks at which the team would welcome parents and families from the community to come in and have a look around.
Biggleswade's new Busy Bees nursery. Picture: Busy BeesBiggleswade's new Busy Bees nursery. Picture: Busy Bees
Busy Bees was founded in 1984 and looking after about 35,000 children across the UK.
To find out more, call Dinah on 0330 134 8829 or see busybeeschildcare.co.uk/nursery/biggleswade.
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