The Academies Bill continues its high speed progress through Parliament. It completed its passage in the Lords on 13th July - and had its 1st Reading in the Commons on the same day. This week
Information on the progress and detail of the Bill is available on the parliamentary website. There are a couple of House of Commons Library papers
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Opposition Spokesman, Lord Knight of Weymouth, has done a short video outlining the objections to the Bill
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