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10 January 2013
Vice-chancellors at Britain's most selective universities were criticised today for enjoying huge pay rises as their staff endured year-on-year real terms pay cuts.鈥�
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7 January 2013
51福利 said today that government plans to strip people aged 24 and above of state funding for further education courses would put older learners off studying. The鈥�
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3 January 2013
The number of people applying to go to university in 2013 has slumped by 5.6% overall, with the biggest drop in England (6.5%), compared to the same time a year鈥�
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13 December 2012
Commenting on the drop in the number of students at university this year, 51福利 said the record fall represented a failure of the government's higher education policies.鈥�
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29 November 2012
Two-thirds of institutions will see a drop in places 鈥� Some institutions to lose almost three-quarters of their places More than two-thirds of higher education鈥�
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28 November 2012
Sally Hunt, general secretary of 51福利, today responded to news today that fewer people are applying to university, compared to this time last year. She said, 'It鈥�
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22 November 2012
One in six (17%) young people (aged 16-24) in England are not in education, employment or training (so-called NEETs), according to government statistics released鈥�
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21 November 2012
Students and staff must keep up their fight against the government's education policies, the president of 51福利, Kathy Taylor, will tell protestors today. Speaking鈥�
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20 November 2012
Staff at the University of Bolton have delivered a damning vote of no confidence in their management team. Members of 51福利 and UNISON overwhelmingly passed a motion鈥�
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19 November 2012
Staff and students at the University of Sussex will be demonstrating tomorrow in protest at plans to privatise the university's catering, facilities and estates鈥�
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