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Liberal Democrat Leader calls for tuition fees to be scrapped

16 hours ago ago from The Brunswick Blog

The Liberal Democrats today confirmed their commitment to scrapping student tuition fees. Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg has announced that scrapping tuition fees would remain one of the party’s most important policies. Today he set out a timetable to scrap fees, including those for part-time courses, over the six years following the General Election. He said: “This is good news for students and for everyone who wants a fairer ...

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LIBERAL YOUTH WELCOMES THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS COMMITMENT TO SCRAP TUITION FEES

1 day ago ago from Steve Beasant

Liberal Youth welcomed emphatically the announcement yesterday that the Liberal Democrat party would be maintaining it's commitment to scrapping tuition fees for higher education as part of the party's manifesto for the forthcoming General Election.  Elaine Bagshaw - Chair of Liberal Youth - said:  Once again the Liberal Democrats have show that we are the only party that considers the best interests of students.   Time and time ...

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Liberal Democrat policy on Tuition Fees update

16 hours ago ago from Mark Willis

From Nick Clegg Leader of the Liberal Democrats I'm writing to let you know some good news about the Liberal Democrat manifesto - good news for students and for everyone who wants a fairer Britain. This week the Party's federal policy committee agreed a way to deliver one of our most important policies, the scrapping of unfair tuition fees. We've developed a plan to phase out tuition fees over the course of the next six years, to ensure ...

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PITTSBURGH SETS VOTE ON TUITION TAX

21 hours ago ago from South Georgians for Fair Taxation

www.ncpa.org Taxes December 18, 2009 The mayor of Pittsburgh calls it the Fair Share Tax. But to officials at the city's 10 colleges and universities and many of their 100,000 students, it is anything but. On Wednesday, the City Council was expected to give preliminary approval to Mayor Luke Ravenstahl's proposal for a 1 percent tuition tax on students attending college in Pittsburgh, which he says will raise $16.2 million ...

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