... will fight it through all its stages and repeal it if they win the next election. Opposition Front Bench spokesman Mrs. Margaret Thatcher said last night that the Bill would compel local authorities to adopt one particular system of education, regardless ...

... Schools order is dropped THE move toward comprehensive ed cation lost offici backing yesterday. Education Mcnister Mr, Margaret Thatcher can celled the ruling issues by Labour five years agl which required lo c a authorities to switch ti all-in schools. ...

... Monks (Chorley), Mrs. Sally Oppenheim (Gloucester), Miss Mervyn Pike (Melton), Miss Joan Quenne►l (Petersfield), Mrs. Margaret Thatcher (Finchley), Dame Irene Ward (Tynemouth). ...

... idea of a fair deal in education ? Parents, teachers and children have a right to a prompt and clear answer from Mrs Margaret Thatcher, the new Education Minister. tinder the Labour Government, big strides were made towards a nationwide system of comprehensive ...

... R ALL -I SCII A FURIOUS attack on Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, the new Education Minister, brought the first storm of the new Parliament last night. Labour MPs cheered who was Education Minister in the last government, angrily attacked her. as Mr Edward Short ...

... the first victim of rumoured cuts in education spending were ended by a statement last night fr o m Education Minister Margaret Thatcher. This said that grants would be given to the University so it could enrol the planned 25,000 students for its first academic ...

... Deadline Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher has told the National Association of S c h o 0 1- masters that she intends to set up a committee to make an intensive inquiry with a deadline not later than mid- October. The chairman and most: of the ...

... ago expecting living proof that Mr. Heath has become Prime Minister were disappointed. They had to make do with Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, of whom it has been justly remarked that she always talks as if she were wearing a hat. In fairness to Mr Heath, he ...

... passions for thoughtful policies. Shirley Williams ? Too soft and gentle to stand up to the punishing wear and tear. Margaret Thatcher? Too much of a polite Tory lady and, in any case, I can't see many Tories allowing women to gain real power. The only ...

... little earning . : WHAT, you may well ask, have sewage workers got to do with our vivacious Education Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher ? Almost as much, I would reply, as education has got to do with her. Which admittedly is not saying a great deal —but ...

... By JAMES RENDER AMAJOR drive against Britain's slum primary schools was promised yesterday by Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The 4,000 conference delegates applauded as she made it clear that the Tories would honour their pledge to make this ...

... increased again • 2s. 10d. The eventual aim cover the running which is already 2s. says the White Pap Education Mini Mrs. Margaret Th said last night despite the savi which will add £21,000,000 next yea £29,000,000 in a full —this was only a I ning. She ...