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Education Secretary appeals Judicial Review decision in favour of Western Isles Council

Posted on June 14, 2012 by newsroom

It has been announced that the Scottish Government is to appeal the recent Judicial Review Continue reading →

Posted in Community News, Local Government, Politics, Schools | Tagged appeal, Argyll, compliance, decision, education secretary, evidence, findings, four schools, judicial review, Lionel School, Lord Brailsford, Michael Russell, opinion, poor pracice, powerful tools, pragmatist, presumption against closure, procedure, rural schools, school closures, seconf defeat, Shawbost School, Shelibost School, suspended animation, tools, Western Isles Council | Leave a comment

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