Case of survival of the sceptical

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The Nov. 1995 budget included a number of policies which adversely affected further education institutions after a history of similar cuts from the Government. These included a 12% cut in income over three years and cuts in student, equipment, and research grants. Public Funding Initiatives featured highly in the budget, with more reliance being placed on this type of funding. Independent research, academic autonomy and the living standards of university, college employees and students are all under threat.

Government spending policy

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Bridging cultural space big enough to test Nasa

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The relationship between the Greater London Authority, the London Assembly and London's universities is discussed. The need to develop a partnership to enable London's economy to benefit from the research and skills within its universities is stressed.

United Kingdom, Management, Economic aspects, Political aspects, Mayors, London, England, Community, Community and college, State aid to higher education, London, England. Greater London Council

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