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19 May 2010
51福利 today said that a report looking at access to highly selective universities was a timely reminder that the current debate must not just be about how cost impacts鈥�
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17 May 2010
51福利 today warned that lifting the cap on tuition fees would be 'the most regressive piece of education policy since the war'. Responding to calls from the Russell鈥�
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14 May 2010
51福利 today said a report from the Russell Group correctly identified the need for proper funding for universities. However, the union called for more imaginative鈥�
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13 May 2010
The 51福利 today welcomed David Willetts' appointment as minister for universities and science and said he faced great challenges in his new role. 51福利 general secretary,鈥�
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12 May 2010
Commenting on the new government, the general secretary of 51福利, Sally Hunt, said: 'The inconclusive election did not provide a mandate for punitive cuts in our鈥�
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28 April 2010
51福利 has today warned of the end of an era at Coleg Harlech after the decision by the assembly government to back the recommendations of a controversial report.鈥�
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15 April 2010
51福利 says fall in drop-out rates and rise in applications exposes folly of university funding cuts 51福利 today said it was frustrated that changes to the collection鈥�
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9 April 2010
Leader's revelation that fees are here to stay puts him at odds with Tory policy 51福利 today demanded that the Conservative Party comes clean on its plans for university鈥�
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7 April 2010
51福利 today welcomed a report from the Children, Schools and Families select committee, which called for more targeted support for young people. The union, which鈥�
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31 March 2010
51福利 said today that that the university experience for those fortunate enough to gain a place could be ruined by record class sizes if planned government cuts for鈥�
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