Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 91
... PRIMARY SCHOOLS National financial policy has made it impossible for the Ministry to permit primary school building in London in recent years on the scale which the Council considered necessary to deal with old and unsatisfactory ...
... PRIMARY SCHOOLS National financial policy has made it impossible for the Ministry to permit primary school building in London in recent years on the scale which the Council considered necessary to deal with old and unsatisfactory ...
Page 159
... primary , £ 240 secondary ) were maintained , despite rising costs , until 1953 ( Circular 264 ) , when the Minister raised the limits by 4 per cent . ( £ 146 primary , £ 250 secondary ) and also announced that in future periodic ...
... primary , £ 240 secondary ) were maintained , despite rising costs , until 1953 ( Circular 264 ) , when the Minister raised the limits by 4 per cent . ( £ 146 primary , £ 250 secondary ) and also announced that in future periodic ...
Page 393
... primary schools were enlarged , water carriage sanitation was installed in 23 schools and mains water and electricity brought into 38 schools . The expenditure on these projects was only £ 30,000 , but during the same period a similar ...
... primary schools were enlarged , water carriage sanitation was installed in 23 schools and mains water and electricity brought into 38 schools . The expenditure on these projects was only £ 30,000 , but during the same period a similar ...
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22 March accommodation Alderman allocation amount architects assessment Board of Inland Bourne-Arton Branch building industry cent Chairman classroom collection offices Collector Committee Consortium Continued cost limits cost per place Costain County Council deal decentralisation demand notes difficulty duties economies education authorities employers Estimates evidence examination expenditure fact figures give Gordon Matthews Grade House Income Tax increase Inland Revenue Inspector of Taxes local education authorities London London County Council maintenance March mechanisation Memorandum submitted ment million Ministry of Education minor Morrell Nottinghamshire organisation paragraph planning possible primary schools problem Profits Tax question reason recruitment saving Schedule Scotland Scottish Education Department secondary schools Sir ALEXANDER JOHNSTON Sir Frank Markham Sir William Alexander Special Commissioners staff standard Sub-Committee Surtax payers T. J. BRENNAN tax districts tax office taxpayer teachers tender thing tion Treasury