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By northernmonkey · Posted
You might be 'amused' but obviously its something thats enough of a concern that there are specific rules in the entrance criteria to specifically disallow this, so not exactly comparative. Aside from the flawed analysis, the idea of so much movement that there is a massive cost to the taxpayer of finding extra schooling is also unlikely. As I noted upthread, the cost of private school education has increased dramatically in recent years. Increases in fees over 10% per annum in some cases, so the idea that the application of VAT would drive the majority out just isn't the case. There will be some who can't afford it any more. But then there are lots of people who couldn't afford it in the first place. Anyone who has accepted a school place in the last 2-3 years will have known this was Labour's policy, so their kids will be in year 9 by the time Labour gets in. That would mean that only parents of those with children in years 10/11 likely to have been unaware when signing up. They can obviously move their children for sixth form if needed. The others shouldn't be surprised! Those with children in juniors will need to take a view whether affordable or move to the state sector. -
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No. The centre is holding people viewing European polls and elections through a U.K., binary, FPTP system not that any of this has anything to do with Brexit -
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