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Let’s use pupil power to shrink bad Uni courses & cut student debt
Almost buried under this week’s avalanche of news reports on war in Iran and who-said-what-to whom in the newly-released Mandelson files, was an announcement from the Treasury Select Committee launching an inquiry into ‘widespread dissatisfaction’ over student loan repayment terms. They can…
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Minister ‘Gets It’ with a good start on Housing
Government Ministers announced a welcome & positive step towards a ‘Build Up Not Out’ housing policy. Perhaps they’d been reading our proposals in Poverty Trapped……?
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How To Solve Britain’s Red Tape Crisis
Labour’s bonfire of the quangos is barely smouldering so far. The run-up to last month’s ‘Spring-Statement-that-honestly-wasn’t-an-Emergency-Budget’ included a big anti-red tape fanfare, with lots of worthy rhetoric about tackling bureaucratic complexity and regulatory risk-aversion. But it always starts this way,…
