Education Finance
Sir, —Mr Bull’s courtesy in replying so fully to my inquiry is greatly appreciated, and I thank him for it. Nevertheless, we are still confronted with the fact that if all our private schools—or even half of them—ceased to function, the cost to the taxpayer would be very substantially increased. In these circumstances I feel that my share, as a taxpayer, of the £516,000 aid to the private schools is a credit and not a payment—not even Mr Bull’s brass farthing.—Yours, etc., JOHN STEWART.
December 22, 1964. [This correspondence is now closed. —Ed., “The Press.”]
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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30631, 23 December 1964, Page 12
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