Councillor welcomes rise in Cambridgeshire’s educational funding
Published:
10:43 AM March 17, 2014
Updated:
6:19 PM December 14, 2020
The Government announcing a consultation that will result in Cambridgeshire’s schools per pupil funding – the lowest funded in the country – rising by about £20m in 2015/16 really is excellent news.
The poor state of county educational funding from central government has been shameful over quite a few years.
I am delighted that this imbalance is eventually to be at least partially put right.
The young people of Cambridgeshire deserve at least equal treatment with their peers from other counties.
CLLR BILL HUNT
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