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Government Climbdown Over Forced Academies Plan In England
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/ed ucation -362275 70
Another humiliating climb down for this Tory Government.
To quote Morgan :::: "This was about the government listening, she said, adding ministers understood top schools should retain the choice on whether to convert"
Oh yes, the Government listened all right, but only to its own Tory Councils who objected, not the rest of us.
Another humiliating climb down for this Tory Government.
To quote Morgan :::: "This was about the government listening, she said, adding ministers understood top schools should retain the choice on whether to convert"
Oh yes, the Government listened all right, but only to its own Tory Councils who objected, not the rest of us.
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ah, baz changing the subject instantly, I see!
16:25 Fri 06th May 2016
// jno
What about the Barnet fiasco? I thought it was going to some judicial review.Many people were turned away to legally register their vote. Sounds like 3rd world politics.? Wrong polling registers at the stations!!!//
JR ? - we will have to wait a year or two
On the day - you have to find a judge in chambers ... swear an affidavit saying you hadnt been allowed to vote and apply for an order telling the returning officer of the polling station you should be registered at - to allow you too vote
was done a few years ago - with the lawyer saying we did it as an exercise and we dont expect very many people to do this
[well you did mention it]
What about the Barnet fiasco? I thought it was going to some judicial review.Many people were turned away to legally register their vote. Sounds like 3rd world politics.? Wrong polling registers at the stations!!!//
JR ? - we will have to wait a year or two
On the day - you have to find a judge in chambers ... swear an affidavit saying you hadnt been allowed to vote and apply for an order telling the returning officer of the polling station you should be registered at - to allow you too vote
was done a few years ago - with the lawyer saying we did it as an exercise and we dont expect very many people to do this
[well you did mention it]
mikey4444
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Retro.....Labour did far from have a poor performance yesterday.
They won all three by-elections, are still the most popular Party in Wales
( and certainly more popular than the Tories ! ) and managed to hang on to a lot more Councils in England than they were predicted to do. It is also looking increasingly likely that they will have won the bid for London's Mayor.
Yes, they could have done better but just 12 months after an GE defeat, and after the Election of Corbyn ( by a landslide ) they have managed to do not so badly after all.
lol mikey, is that your Kezia Dugdale impression or your ...
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From the Daily Torygraph:
// David Cameron has abandoned plans to introduce a new law to turn every school into an academy after a furious backlash from dozens of Conservative MPs.
The Government had been facing defeat over over moves to force every state school in England to become an independent academy, free from council control. //
Damage limitation pure and simple.
// David Cameron has abandoned plans to introduce a new law to turn every school into an academy after a furious backlash from dozens of Conservative MPs.
The Government had been facing defeat over over moves to force every state school in England to become an independent academy, free from council control. //
Damage limitation pure and simple.
Don't know if you have seen it but there's a thread here that could do with your valuable contribution mikey
http:// www.the answerb ank.co. uk/News /Questi on14900 01.html
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I'm pleased that some very good schools will be spared enforced change. The whole idea was stupid and ill-thought-out - likely that monied interests were involved.
I can't help but feel that the Cons. have now abandoned almost every 'point of principle' that they have advanced, however Just look at their 'pledges' at the election. I despair, I really do.
I can't help but feel that the Cons. have now abandoned almost every 'point of principle' that they have advanced, however Just look at their 'pledges' at the election. I despair, I really do.
Jourdain2....the Tories Budget plans are in tatters....first they had to abandon the attack on the disabled, a move largely brought about by the resignation of one of their most high-profile Ministers, and now this ill-conceived plan to force schools to change over to academies.
You are right to despair !
But what do our right-wingers have to say about this ? Nothing much, just the usual vituperative personal attacks, from the usual suspects !
You are right to despair !
But what do our right-wingers have to say about this ? Nothing much, just the usual vituperative personal attacks, from the usual suspects !
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