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David Lammy

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NUS calls for student loans chief to resign »

The National Union of Students (NUS) has called for the chief executive of the Student Loans Company (SLC) to resign following a series of delays this year. The demand for Ralph Seymour-Jackson to step down comes after the failure of the SLC to proces...

Wed 11 Nov 2009 by Marcus De Wilde | Read more »

Inquiry launched into student loans crisis »

Sir Deian Hopkin

Higher Education minister David Lammy has ordered an inquiry of the Student Loans Company (SLC) after thousands of students across the UK were forced to start university without having received their loans. Mr Lammy has asked Sir Deian Hopkin, former ...

Wed 28 Oct 2009 by James Fidler | Read more »

Lammy calls for more black students »

"Too many UK universities"

The minister of state for higher education has called for more black school pupils to continue their education at university. At an Oxford University conference on Monday 27 October 2008 David Lammy told his audience that the number of black students ...

Sun 09 Nov 2008 by Abi Buglass | Read more »

"Too many universities," says new higher education minister »

"Too many UK universities"

The new minster of state for higher education, David Lammy has warned that, in order to survive and prosper, universities will need to consider mergers and seek less conventional sources of funding.His remarks come on the back of the revelation that 12...

Sun 26 Oct 2008 by Liam Martin | Read more »

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