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That this House recognises and welcomes the recent decision of Ministers at the Department of Education and Science, responding to representations from the headteachers, families, parishes and governors associated with St Paul's School and St Thomas More School and from the Catholic and Anglican bishops, to decide after consultation to consider making capital available for expansion of places in effective, popular, denominational schools rather than to allow education authorities to require many children to fill vacant places at different schools.
That this House recognises and welcomes the recent decision of Ministers at the Department of Education and Science, responding to representations from the headteachers, families, parishes and governors associated with St Paul's School and St Thomas More School and from the Catholic and Anglican bishops, to decide after consultation to...
That this House expresses grave concern that I.T.V. and BBC are proposing to use the Broadcasting Act for revenue purposes behind the relevant section of the Act and believes that most provincial newspapers and at least one national daily will be severely handicapped by the severity of the proposed charges; urges the two broadcasting bodies to modify or abandon their proposals so that local newspapers such as the Bradford Telegraph and Argus, Bradford Star, Shipley Target, Halifax Courier and a host of similar newspapers can continue to provide their valuable range of news and information to readers without a background of additional charges compounding the difficulties created by the present recession.
That this House expresses grave concern that I.T.V. and BBC are proposing to use the Broadcasting Act for revenue purposes behind the relevant section of the Act and believes that most provincial newspapers and at least one national daily will be severely handicapped by the severity of the proposed charges;...