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... You're mean, Price tells Mrs Thatcher THE Education Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, was described in the Commons yesterday as the most mean and vicious member of a thoroughly discredited government. Mr. William Price, Labour M.P. for Rugby, added: ...
... EASTER TALK Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. Secretary of State for Education and Science. is to address 2,000 delegates at the National Union of Teachers' annual conference at Scarborough at Easter. ...
... 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. ...
... further education courses are to be increased in Coventry from September. The Secretary of State for Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. has asked all education authorities to review their fees and the new scale for Coventry was approved at yesterday's ...
... OOO allocated for improvement projects. The £lOO.OOO is part of £328,808 sanctioned by the Education Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, for spending on primary school projects in the city in 1972-73. ...
... 001 FRIDAY DECEMBER 3 1971 THE Secretary for Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, arriving at Coventry Station today at the start of her tour of six schools in north Warwickshire. Mrs. Thatcher will attend the speech day at Leamington College for Girls this ...
... C. primary school at Stoke in 1973-74. The out-of-the-blue announcement has come from the Education Secretary, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The new school was one of the projects axed from the 1973-74 building programme by the Department of Education and Science ...
... allocated for improvement projects. Tile £lOO.OOO is part of the £328,808 sanctioned by the Education Minister, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, for spending on primary school projects in the city in 1972-73. ...
... lERS' CHIEF MINISTER ,ister, Mrs. Margaret. Thatcher. was try meeting last night of trying to cards comprehensive education by ds. is. deputy National She will d is too money to primary schools. said Mr. Jarvis. What she didn't add was that she she ...
... Lanchester Poly ter hnic have ratified a decision to boycott the visit to Coventry by the Minister of Education. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The boycott was first proposed at a recent mass meeting, when students at Coventry agreed that the president of their ...
... Lanchester Poly tee hnic have ratified a decision to boycott the visit to Coventry by the Minister of Education. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The boycott was first proposed at a recent mass meeting, when students at Coventry agreed that the president of their ...
... Lanchester Poly tee hnic have ratified a decision to boycott the visit to Coventry by the Minister of Education, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. The boycott was first proposed at a recent mass meeting, when students at Coventry agreed that the president of their ...