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Local Government IntelligenceAutumn of Decision - Education and Skills
14 Sep 2010
Broadcast seminar and breakfast reception. Held at Policy Review Westminster Studio, 10 Greycoat Place, London SW1P 1SB from 8:00 - 11:00hrs
A morning reception and live broadcast discussion on the outlook for the Higher and Further Education sector including the 20th October announcements, legislation and reform.
Discussions were led by the following distinguished panel of leading education policy makers and commentators:
- Nicola Dandridge, Chief Executive, Universities UK
- James Groves, Head of the Education Unit, Policy Exchange
- Paul Marshall, Chief Executive, 1994 Group
- Professor Malcolm Gillies, Chair, London Higher; Vice-Chancellor, London Metropolitan University
- John O’Leary, Journalist and Editor Policy Review
Programme
08:00
Networking breakfast
What's on now:
08:30
Welcome and opening remarks
09:00
Discussion & live broadcast
10:00
Delegate interviews
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