Since ennobled, he is now shadow minister for welfare reform and is leading for
the Conservatives on the Child Poverty Bill, which has its Committee Stage in the Lords next week.
Not exact matches
The NASUWT, the largest teachers» union in the UK, has called
on the
Conservative Party to help
poverty proof the school day and ensure that no
child is denied access to educational opportunities
on the basis of their parents» ability to pay.
The
Conservative government, he said, would focus
on the «real causes of
child poverty», which he identified as supporting families, improving education and helping people get into work.
The current
Conservative government, under Theresa May, has made noises about compassion for «just - about - managing families,» but the rhetoric rings hollow;
on the day I'm writing this, reports have appeared about the government's decision to close the civil service's
child poverty unit.
Between the intellectually schizophrenic claptrap
on the No
Child Left Behind Act from American Enterprise Institute scholar Rick Hess and Linda Darling - Hammond, Duke's Helen Ladd and Edward Fiske defense of the
Poverty Myth of Education, and the otherwise thoughtful Whitney Tilson's misguided criticism of Republican and
conservative school reformers, I am ready to head out
on my vacation to relatively - sane American Ozarks, where I can be reminded once again that the Beltway is La - La Land without a tan.