'We've tried petitioning and that, but this type of action on the streets is the only way to government, unless you have no on tiehalf or the hoo studdus from behalf of the 50 students Vauxhall Manor School, who had walked out during the break to join it, said that the cuts The only way to solve that problem, she considered, was to get Some two thousand leaflets handed out by Socialist Challenge supporters carried a similar added that the national level of activity by students in further education colleges. week college, hree-fifths of the studenis are fron overseas. is among couniry to take direct action against train the fees increase and other cutbacks in education.
Another demonstration on these for Issue took place yesterday. •..and in Bristol area NUS STUDENTS, angry over the cuts and the fees increase for overseas students [itself a cut by another name), occupying higher education institutions in the Avon area.
A two-day occupation took place at Bristol poly at the end of last week, Students technical college occupied last Friday, and another two-day occupation took place at Bristol university beginning of this week.
Our main aim is to close the colleges today, to coincide with. a students half-day strike National Union of Teachers members the in Avon. Meetings are being held in all the colleges to argue for this.
The area is a focus for the NUT's anti-cuts campaign, way the axe is falling here. service spending is to drop by f8m, half of which is scheduled to come off police spending is to rise by f2m.
The architect of this monstrosity is LOOk Jervais Walker, Avon's lory county council. who is also chairperson of the committee of local education authorities illiteracy authorities would be a better title in the present context.
Among the campaigns are of made up of school students, teachers, and parents, The NUS objective is to establish joint groups in the colleges.
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