What did the Standard Board for England say?
There were at least eight complaints against Councillors in Northumberland. The reports specifically states that Cllr Davey and Cllr Wright deliberately withheld information from the public and other councillors. One of the summaries also ......
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What does 'unlawful' mean in this context?
The case law has developed a number of instances where a council\'s actions could be found to be unlawful. A decision could be unlawful because it has failed to take something ......
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So what is this legal challenge about?
In April 2005, the old county council\'s final act was to vote to move to a two tier education system of primaries and secondaries over a period of fifteen years or ......
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Raised at NCC Alnwick Area meeting today with comments by Roger Styring as well as other councillors. Alnwick schools are federating in order to take a step closer to a single ...... (5)
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As Ed says the justification for this, and Hexham Priory, hangs on savings from not sending pupils to other authorities. Both involve loans which will have to be paid off over ...... (2)
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What does 'unlawful' mean in this context?
The case law has developed a number of instances where a council\'s actions could be found to be unlawful. A decision could be unlawful because it has failed to take something ......
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Last Update: 2006-01-10 |
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So what is this legal challenge about?
In April 2005, the old county council\'s final act was to vote to move to a two tier education system of primaries and secondaries over a period of fifteen years or ......
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Last Update: 2006-01-10 |
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What did the Standard Board for England say?
There were at least eight complaints against Councillors in Northumberland. The reports specifically states that Cllr Davey and Cllr Wright deliberately withheld information from the public and other councillors. One of the summaries also ......
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Last Update: 2006-02-01 |
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The taxpayers of Northumberland
DO NOT
want to change their successful education system
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NEAG's response to "consultation"
On the 14th April 2005 a
team of 7 NEAG representatives went to London to present
our findings relating to the educational debate in Northumberland.
Those findings are shown on the consultation
response page.
ONLY 22%
of the people of Northumberland want a change to the education
system - this document shows why.
As part of the preparation
for this visit NEAG were offered a meeting with Tony Blair
the week after the General Election.
A huge thank you to all those NEAG members
who contributed to this document. We also acknowledge the
input of the DfES, OfSTED, ONE North East, and the various
educational research institutes referred to in the submission.
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It is now
3 years, 6 months, 22 days, 20 hours, 58 minutes since Tony Blair offered to meet NEAG during the week of 7 May 2005. Tony Blair
continues to ignore this commitment.
VOTE OF NO CONFIDENCE in NORTHUMBERLAND CC - Vote here
GCSE Performance in Northumberland Schools click here
See the responses from Cramlington schools and parents here
Isle of Wight retains 3-tier Education
Cllr Joyce quoted Ruth Kelly, the Secretary of State for
Education and Skills, to reveal the Government says there is
no evidence that 2-tier education is better than 3-tier education. Click
here to see the full press release.
Conservative Party supports the 3-tier campaign
Click here to
read the letter from the Conservative Party
supporting the people of Northumberland.
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