... speeches from the Prime Minister, the Minister of the Environment, Mr. Peter Walker, and the Minister of Education. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The conference has added Importance this years to the party who will be all out to keep control of Britain's major cities ...

... Students' fees Mr. John Jennings, M.P. for the Burton Division, has written to Education Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, concerning the outcry over Staffordshire Education Authority's decision to impose a permit fee of £7.50 on county students wishing ...

... education for more mone: to bring buildings up to recruit more teachers with better books and Mr. Morris criticised Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secre- of State for Education and for not of the of teachers en she earlier thie conference ...

... on Monday that l a c( year's increases brought an . extra . £90.n00 Without dissent the committee agreed to tell Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. the Minister. that no fees increases will be applied in Kent from September. Captain W. E. Sutherland explained that ...

... hospital. THE MEDICAL Research Council's direct expenditure on cancer research in 1970-71 is estimated at 12.186.000, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Secretary for Education and Science. said in a written Commons reply yesterday to Mr. Jack Dormand, Labour M P for Essington ...

... Environment, in advance of reforms planned for 1973. The union has replied to the department and sent a protest to Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, the Secretary for Education. A spokesman at the Department of the Environment said yesterday: It is simply a consultative ...

... Thatcher accused by NUT Mr. Fred Jarvis deputy general secretary of the National Unjon of Teachers, has accused Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of State for Education, of not giving the undertaking asked for by the NUT that she should seek the enforcement ...

... actor-M.P, Mr. Andrew Faulds, Labour M.P. for Smethwick, offered to “walk hand in hand” with Education Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, along the terrace of Somerset House, if she would open it “to lovers and other couples to wander on.” During questions ...

... TEACHERS' CHIEF HITS AT MINISTER THE Education Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, was accused at a Coventry meeting last night of trying to halt the trend towards comprehensive education by back-door methods. Her accuser Mr. F. Jarvis, deputy general ...

... education system would not suffer 'a major unheaval if we joirad the Common Market. a Government minister pledged today. Mrs Margaret Thatcher. Secretary for Education and Science. was speaking at the annual conference of the National Union of Teachers at Scarborough ...

... has lost a tremendous number ot voles now. she remarked. Mrs. Shaw is waiting to hear from Education ,Secretary Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. About 200 people signed a petition which uas passed on to the Minister asking for free transport ...

... Carry on nursery THANK goodness the National Campaign for Nursery Education doesn’t give up easily. As soon as Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, Secretary of Staie for Education, let it be known that State expansion of nursery education is unlikely for another ...