The Harlow Star reports on the impact the cuts will have on local Harlow College, whose funding will see up to 1,200 learning places lost.
Harlow Star: Harlow College places threatened by cut in funding
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North East colleges unite over ‘drastic’ cuts to adult education
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The North East Chronicle also reports on the sixteen North East colleges uniting against the FE cuts
UCU: Government cuts could spell the end of adult education warns new research
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UCU responds to the AoC report warning that planned cuts mean adult education and training in England will not exist by 2020.
Mirror: Conservative funding cuts could see adult education classes disappear
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AoC warnings about the cuts is reported in the Daily Mirror.
A society without second chances
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A blog post on The Learning Age by Paul Stanistreet, a freelance writer and editor with an interest in education (especially adult education) and social policy, looks at how the cuts are finally being reported beyond education media.
BBC: Colleges say ‘swathe of cuts’ threatens adult education
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The BBC reports on the AoC’s warnings about the future of English adult education if the cuts go ahead.
Telegraph: colleges warn cuts ‘threaten adult education’
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The Telegraph reports on the AoC’s warning about the future of adult education and training.
New Statesman: further education is an easy target for cuts because the chattering classes don’t care
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The New Statesman’s Hugo Plowden says the cuts mean that many colleges now depend on exploiting their hardworking staff in order to function
Association of Colleges reacts to the funding announcement
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English FE sector employer body the Association of Colleges, has written and blogged about the funding announcement