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... Robert Carr and Mr. John Davies, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry. They also want to see Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher to discuss raising educational ...
... Margaret EDUCATION Minister Margaret Thatcher. who has faced a storm of criticism over her decision to end free school milk for the over-sevens. was blown a kiss at the conference. It came from Mr. John Scofield, of Stretford, Lancs, at the end of a debate ...
... education system. Their harshest critic was Labour Party Executive member Joan Lestor. She condemned Education Minister Margaret Thatcher for bringing back class bias in education. Miss Lestor claimed that further education was still balanced in favour ...
... grant for married women. The union hopes that the Women's National Commission, whose co-chairman is Educatkm. Minister Margaret Thatcher, will. take up the matter. THE UNKIND FAMILIES PEOPLE who refuse to look after their injured parents at home were criticised ...
... Tory-controlled council refuse so far to take advantage of the loophole. The split started when Education Minister Mrs. Margaret Thatcher banned free milk to the over-sevens. Story by LAURENCE TURNER Pictures by HARRY FOX A little girl sips her free mid-morning ...
... bad housing during infancy. If they fail their II plus, thanks to the cut in expenditure on secondary school building, Margaret Thatcher now has a wonderful excuse to put paid to their chances of going to a comprehensive school. So although the Tories have ...
... forgetting the increased charges on school meals, these two items being put to the fore by the Minister for Education. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. What a miserable . penny-pinching act to have been adopted by the Minister so early in taking office! One would think ...
... forgetting the increased charges on school meals, these two items being put to the fore by the Minister for Education. Mrs. Margaret Thatcher. What a miserable penny-pinching act to have been adopted by the Minister so early in taking office! One would think ...
... The Wrekin John Tilney, Wavertree Sir Richard Thompson, Croydon S Peter Thomas, Hendon S John Thomas, Monmouth Mrs. Margaret Thatcher, FinchleY John Temple, City of Chester Norman Tebbit, Epping Frank Taylor, Moss Side Sir Charles Taylor, Eastbourne Dame ...
... denounced Brighton conference to its feet with a ferocious sixty-minute attack on the Government's 11-I DUCATION Minister Margaret Thatcher was denounced as By DAVID THOMPSON the school milk snatcher when fury swept the confer- obsession with a free market ...
... accused today of monumental indifference over the way Britain's teachers a r e trained. A new book claims that Mrs. Margaret Thatcher's Education Department. has avoided, if not abdicated, any direct concern with methods of teacher-training. It says ...
... contemporaries who coffin huted so much to the legend. fur it has become a legend-- Augustus John. Steer. Peter Warlock. Margaret Montt. to name just • few: and when she doss write about one of he r contemporaries, Pali Robertson. it is so carelessly ...