Southport
Reporter® |
Edition No.
99 |
Date:-
17 May 2003 |
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- Conservatives Pledge to Abolish University
Tuition Fees
PARLIAMENTARY Spokesman Mark Bigley announced this week that Conservatives would abolish university tuition fees – described as a ‘tax on learning’.
Students and families across Southport would stand to gain up to £3,000 per year if the policy were to cross the bridge of the white paper stage.
Across the Sefton area there are already 6,326 full-time students aged 18 or and a further 6,424 students aged 16-17 would receive better advise and assistance by gaining from such a policy - Many of these students are from Southport.
In his parliamentary statement, Bigley said, “Labour’s university tuition fees are a tax on learning. They have let down hard-working families across Southport, leaving young people with huge debts when they start work. Labour’s interference in admissions has universities tied up in red tape."
"We need a fair deal for students and universities. We want every student to be able to aspire to the top universities, every university to offer places purely on merit, and every student to be studying something worthwhile.”
“Our policy is fairer than the Liberal Democrat alternative – in Scotland, they still charge tuition fees to students after they graduate. Worse, Liberal Democrats would force the poorest students in Southport to live at home and would not guarantee university students a full three-year course. Under Conservatives, the university sector will be smaller, better focused, and open to all who deserve to be there.”
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SOUTHPORT
WEEKENDER, first part.
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NORTH WEST FILM TALENT SET TO MAKE A SPLASH AT CANNES
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Business Boost For Knowsley
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Thespians help Special Care Baby Unit
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MARKED ACHIEVEMENTS FOR LIVERPOOL PUPILS
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NON-STOP JAZZ AT FESTIVAL CLUB PARTY
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THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES NATIONAL TOUR SPRING 2003
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Salt advice to parents will be hard to achieve.
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LIVERPOOL SUMMER POPS
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NWDA backs Olympic Bid
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SBC
Film Showing
Times.
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MUSIC REVIEW:- THE MUTTS Hostage (Majesty of Rock Records)
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LOYAL ORANGE MONDAY 26th MAY, SOUTHPORT 2003
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99 Heyworth Street
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Up and AWAY on a Fantastic Weekend!
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CRUNCH TIME FOR LIVERPOOL’S CULTURE BID
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LIVERPOOL SUMMER POPS
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TAKING STEPS TO A HEALTHIER LIFE
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LOYAL ORANGE MONDAY 26th MAY, SOUTHPORT 2003
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MILLION POUND ARTS BOOST FOR LIVERPOOL
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HEN
NIGHT........ :-)
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PUPILS PUT ST GEORGE’S DRAGON IN THE PICTURE
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BOTTOM TO TOUR UK IN AUTUMN 2003
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BENEFIT CHEATS COURT TROUBLE
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CLOUD
PLAY
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MUSIC REVIEW:- THE MUTTS Hostage (Majesty of Rock Records)
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PIER PLEASURE AT DAILY OPENING
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TREADING THE BOARDS AT PIER EVENT
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Are you ready for the Sefton Healthstart Festival?
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All Old Woodworking Tools Wanted.
Workshops cleared. £100 minimum paid for NORRIS planes. Old model or pond yachts wanted. Best Prices Paid. TONY MURLAND 01449 722992.
Email:- tony@antiquetools.co.uk
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