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Old 27-02-2005, 19:07   #84
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Re: UK General Election 2005

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Originally Posted by Diamond
http://www.conservatives.com/tile.do...c.page&tabID=3

It's the fifth plan of action on the right to scrap them. I will be in the first wave of students to be hit with these things, if Labour stay in.

Whether or not tories stick to their policy or not, don't know. But this is a policy I support..
£21 billion for higher education, scrap tuition fees AND no additional contribution from the tax payer.

That's swayed me................NOT.
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Originally Posted by punky
I have just looked, and it seems I will be one of the ones better off.
Bully for you on a teachers salary and my other half on a modest salary I'll be £69 a year worse off:

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Your tax bill would be higher than under Council Tax. You would pay £69 more per year. Many lower income households would benefit.
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