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Must Do Better | 06/12/12

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The Westminster Christmas recess (20th December to 7th January for MPs; 19th December to 8th January for Peers) always gives pundits and politicos a chance to write "end of term" reports on Ministers and Departments....Read More

By Chris Calland on December 06, 2012 in Health    Public Sector    Andrew Lansley    Jeremy Hunt    Michael Gove    Conservatives    Government    (0) Comments

The Sutton Trust: Fifteen Years of Opening Access to Education | 21/11/12

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Social mobility is something of a political hot potato at the moment. From David Cameron wanting to “spread privilege” at Conservative Party Conference, to shocking reports that the UK has the worst levels in the Western World, social mobility is often the topic of many an angry opinion piece in broadsheets and red tops alike....Read More

By Catrin Owen on November 21, 2012 in Education    Social mobility    Sutton Trust    Michael Gove    (0) Comments

Risk Taking in Politics – Tesco style | 22/10/12

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Policy Exchange hosted former Tesco CEO Sir Terry Leahy last week, as I attended my first Westminster event as a new intern at PLMR. As a guest of David Cameron’s favourite think tank the tone of Sir Terry’s talk was unsurprising; advocating the public sector to more closely reflect its private counterpart....Read More

By Nick Albrow on October 22, 2012 in Education    Health    Private Sector    Public Sector    Andrew Lansley    Michael Gove    (0) Comments

Are we seeing the beginnings of a consensus around education? | 05/01/12

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If we put aside the sniping from the usual suspects, is what we see emerging the beginnings of a cross party consensus around education? It would be refreshing and productive if it were. ...Read More

By Elin Twigge on January 05, 2012 in Education    Labour    Policy    Social mobility    Michael Gove    Stephen Twigg    Conservatives    Government    (0) Comments

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