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Once again colleagues at Tower Hamlets have put ESOL firmly in the spotlight and given food for thought to politicians, local voters and the ESOL community! Members of Tower Hamlets College UCU organised an ESOL focused ‘Question Time’ pre-election public meeting at the London Muslim Centre in Whitechapel on February 4th. In the audience were [...]
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UCU campaigned throughout the 2010 general election to ensure that education was on the political agenda and that candidates considered our policies and the needs of the local community. With massive cuts to the sector now expected, we continue to press our case.
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