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... Editorial—Page 10 Dear Margaret Thatcher, Y e ounces Erpanded rsatile. Metal. . Originally designed for CLASP and now also for SCOLA, two of Britain’s leading consortia of Local Authorities, these interiors are both practical and good looking. Winning ...
... Mrs Scrooge with the painted face.” Mrs Thatcher pointed out that take-up of meals always fell off after increased charges. It did so after the last Governm-lr;t‘ increased charges 2s well. Mrs MARGARET THATCHER Check on meals : 4 Al 4&= & i - '3,?‘:& ...
... students, parents, colleges and local authorities, Mr Jack Straw, president of the National Unten of Students, warned Mrs , Margaret Thatcher. Education Secretary, yesterday. .•4R whhmkK- ...
... EDUCATION BILL The estimated public expenditure on education in Britain in 1971.72 was £2895 million Mrs Margaret Thatcher, Secretary for Education and Science, said in a written Commons reply. ...
... Old Parish Church will he held on Sunday when Inverucie Academy chor will provide the programme a 4 4 | é “ae i Mrs MARGARET THATCHER under attack. Backing for Dvee roads ...
... Kings, Queens, Rooks, &c., it uses figures of British politicians. The white men are Tories Ted Heath is King, with Margaret Thatcher as Queen Knights are carved look like Sir Alec. Rooks are Enoch Powell. Pawns are faceless city gents with bowler hat ...
... £13.1 w. MCRE IN GRANTS Education Secretary Mrs Margaret Thatcher announced this week she has decided to add £13,100,000 to the universities” recurrent grants for the current academic year, bringing the total to £238 million. She also announced a new ...
... than By DAVID PERRY school meals cost no more now than they did relation .■a.ea-rt.e.U.n , Mrs Margaret Thatcher claimed in the Commons | yesterday This was despite the increase in school meal charges, she said. Eirller Labour M.P.s lashed the Oovernmem ...
... SANDWICH TOLL . DELAYED Local authorities will soon be advised by the Education Secretary, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, not in the present circumstances to impose a charge for the eating of sandwiches on school premises when children do not take school meals ...
... to married at college. he added. anw h 1 1 c, the Women’* National Commission in London, of which Education Minister Margaret Thatcher is co-chairman, have taken up the matter of wome maned to earners. The NUS have supplied the commission with reasons ...
... commis-, sion is to e place in Edinburgh next Monday. A priyate session is to be held under the joint chairmanship of Mrs Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of State for Education and Science, and Dr Edith Young. Later, Lady Tweedsmuir, Minister of State for Scotland ...
... the number of children taking school meals showed there had been a drop of nearly a million since last September, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, Education Secretary. announced in a Commons written answer yesterday. The census was ordered by the Government after ...