... Medical need Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, the Secretary for Education and Science, who moved the Bill's Second Reading, said that all primary school children with a medical need would receive free milk, whatever their parents' income. Milk in primary schools ...

... not be proceeded with until finally agreed by the Education Minister. Mrs Margaret Thatcher. In a letter received this week the Deportment of Er Mention and Science dna Mrs Thatcher approved the proposals to adage and chow the character of the Vilhae Colleges ...

... Bigger grants Increased grants for postgraduate students were announced yesterday by the Secretary for Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Students living in college, hall or lodgings would receive increases from the present rate of £550 to £630 in 1971.72 ...

... Bloxham house to be opened by A £125,000 housing block at Bloxham School will be officially opened tomorrow by Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of State for Education and Science. She will be opening a building that dispels all previous ideas of the ...

... constructional grant to the Round House. And he called on Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secret ary for Education, to make a statement with regard to Gov ernment policy on housing the arts. Mrs. Thatcher replied that the Arts Council was empowered to offer capital ...

... College and the interviews. Members of the public have a chance to put their points of view direct to Mrs Margaret Thatcher. MP. Orford, Mrs Thatcher became a research chemist before entering into politics. She has been Consemative Member of Parliament for ...

... evening. - As many are in deprived areas, they will start showing signs of malnutrition, she said Education Minister Margaret Thatcher retorted that if that happened a committee studying th e medical aspects of school meals would be the first to report ...

... from low income families will be reduced. Announcing the changes, which were foreshadowed in the Queen's Speech, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary ...

... Institute are alarmed about the possible closure of the village school and have decided to write to the Education Minister, Margaret Thatcher The i~ sending to the 10.. cillor. The closure of th Victorian built schoo been proposed by We folk County Council’s ...

... Weaver, Deputy Under-Secretary of State at the Department of Education and Science, represented the Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The lessons were read by Mr. Timothy Chenevix-Trench, the eldest son, and Alderman Douty. ...

... country today,'' says Mr. Willey. The house will be officially opened later in the term by Minister for Education Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. CHILDREN'S ART ON SHOW Work of local schoolchidlren is among over 500 exhibits al the National Exhibition of Children’s ...

... 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 ...