... the committee could not itinue and proceedings had ‘o be adjourned. After the vot-12, Shadow Education Ministe Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, oud: * As the clause does not tind as part of the Blill, it vould seem there could be ) point in going on with wuse ...

... to go mad.” THERE is a great deal of common sense in the statement by the Conservative spokesman for Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, that primary education should be our first priority. There are a number of grey areas in education, and in the past ...

... Mr. Geoffrey Rippon is expected to be Defence Secretary after his energetic efforts as understudy to Mr. Healey. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher will probably take over the Ministry of Education and Mr. Peter Walker will at last get his chance to revitalise the ...

... Education: Plea to Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, the new Education Minister, was today warned not to withdraw the -~ Labour Government's request to local authorities to prepare comprehensive education plans. The warning came from Mr. Fred Jarvis, secretary ...

... manitaken the big stick out to new festo said: “We will maintain Education Minister Mrs. the existing right of local Margaret Thatcher. Last night education authorities to decide they were joined by the Com- wl.x‘at is best for their area . . . prehensive ...

... appolnted o two women—Mrs. Murco Thatcher, Secretary of S for Education and Scie and Lady Tweeds: Minister of State al ! Scottish Office. The Labour Goverin on the other hand cluded 11 women Minisle No wonder that D Margaret Shepherd, was chairman of the ...

... nude sunbathing incident. ' PROBE URGED | Councillor Albert Tuhey. of Stoke, is asking the Minister {of Education. Mrs. Margaret }Thatcher. to hold a public in| quiry into the way in which : the university is being ! administered. He said: “After all these ...

... Labour Government which are given the go-ahead today by the Tories. This is made clear by education secretary, Mrs, Margaret Thatcher, in a circular to local authorities which overrules the Socialist demand ROWLEY. — In loving memory of Peter, on this ...

... over by Mr. Angus Maude, M.P. for Stratford-on-Avon. As secretary, Mr. Mont gomerv will work very closely with Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Secretary of State at the Department of Education and Science. He and his fellow officers will keep the Minister informed ...

... withdrawing circular 10.65. Mrs. Renee Short (Lab., Wolverhampton North-EFast) asked in the Commons yesterday. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher said: “I have nothing to add to my speech in the House on July 8.7 Mrs. Short said: “I am glad you have now had di:zcussions ...

... the concept should be still further eroded.” He added that the union would like to remind Education Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, that she had been reported as saying that the new Government was aware that the existing projections for the education ...

... the former Minister for Education, criticised his successor, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, in Wolverhampton today for setting up an inquiry into teacher training. A He likened Mrs. Thatcher's move to jumpipg on to a “popular bandwagon.” “I had always refused ...