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answering dept sort name	Education
answer › answering member constituency	Guildford
uin	146782
max date	2018-11-06

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22/05/2018

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Department for Education

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Further Education: Closures

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25259

	pref label	House of Commons

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To ask the Secretary of State for Education, how many further education colleges have closed in each constituency since 2010.

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Bishop Auckland

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Helen Goodman

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146782

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is ministerial correction

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30/05/2018

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There have been 10 sixth form colleges and 56 further education colleges, which have closed since 1 January 2010.Although usually one college closes in order to merge with another college, the majority of newly merged colleges have retained the original college’s estate. This means that although an institution may no longer exist independently, its closure does not equate to a loss of provision for learners in the area.Each college closure has been in a different constituency. The full list can be found in Annex A.

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Guildford

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Anne Milton

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30/05/2018 15:56:39

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	label	Biography information for Anne Milton

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	file name	146782_Annex_A_Sixth_form_colleges_and_further_education_college_closures.doc
	title	Sixth_form_and_further_education_college_closures

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1484

	label	Biography information for Helen Goodman