Proceeding contribution from Helen Jones (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 14 February 2011. It occurred during Urgent question on Building Schools for the Future.
Building Schools for the Future
Given that the Secretary of State's actions have been judged an abuse of power in relation to six local authorities, does it not follow that there was an abuse of power in relation to other authorities whose BSF projects were cancelled and which have not yet taken legal action against him? Will he commit to review all BSF projects that were cancelled, including the building projects at two schools in Warrington that serve the most deprived areas of my constituency? If he will not, is he not open to the risk of further action from other local authorities?
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- 2010-12
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- Building schools for the future programme Contracts Finance Judgements Kent County Council Local government Nottingham City Council Repairs and maintenance Luton Council High Court Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council Waltham Forest Council Newham Council Maintained schools
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