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Further Education
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Economic Growth
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Staff Management
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Housing & Planning
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Don't let the Prime Minister repatriate workers' rights
Speaking later today at a conference in Madrid, TUC General Secretary Frances O'Grady will appeal for the help of unions across Europe in persuading their governments to resist
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Employers, unions and consumer groups call for an end to NEST restrictions
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Parents in wealthier areas receive better standard of childcare
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Re-sitting your driving test
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Jenny North Director of Policy and StrategyImpetus Trust
Interview with Jenny North, Impetus Trust
Today we interviewed venture philanthropists, the Impetus Trust. Take a look at the work they do on their website: >> Full article
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Re: Reducing SSI's new ideas or no idea?
The problem that we face these days is that Evidence Based Medicine dictates that we need a full list of Randomised Controlled Trials to prove an...
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Energy management in Schools
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Persistent requests for euthanasia are extremely rare if people are properly cared for so our priority must be to ensure that good care addressing...
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Challenges at the front line a Community Trust. Personal Observation: • Bureaucracy • Ultimately financial constraints preventing best...
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Re: Reducing SSI's new ideas or no idea?
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CAP reform vote shows progress
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