Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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... colleges . 71. Because the system grew up piecemeal , the colleges have tended to be scattered , variously housed and small . Table 12 shows that , of 140 colleges in 1958/9 , only three had over 500 students . But the current expansion ...
... colleges . 71. Because the system grew up piecemeal , the colleges have tended to be scattered , variously housed and small . Table 12 shows that , of 140 colleges in 1958/9 , only three had over 500 students . But the current expansion ...
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... colleges now designated as Regional Colleges in England and Wales have been singled out by the Ministry of Education as the main centres in which full - time and sandwich courses of first degree level are expected to grow . In 1961/2 ...
... colleges now designated as Regional Colleges in England and Wales have been singled out by the Ministry of Education as the main centres in which full - time and sandwich courses of first degree level are expected to grow . In 1961/2 ...
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... colleges as a whole , the most significant differ- ence from our point of view is that the Colleges of Advanced Technology are already national institutions - firms of national repute tend to gather together in one centre the students ...
... colleges as a whole , the most significant differ- ence from our point of view is that the Colleges of Advanced Technology are already national institutions - firms of national repute tend to gather together in one centre the students ...
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CUSTOMS AND EXCISE REVENUE | 7 |
Tobacco | 26 |
Constitution of the Board | 3 |
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