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Old Primary Schools

Volume 831: debated on Friday 25 February 1972

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asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science, in England and Wales what number and proportion of the pre-1903 primary schools which need replacement are in Norfolk; and how many school places this represents in total and as a proportion of the total.

According to returns from the Norfolk Local Education Authority, there are 285 pre-1903 primary schools in the county in need of replacement or improvement and not included in the building programme for 1971–72 or earlier years. These schools contain about 22,000 pupils. The figures

INDUSTRIAL ANALYSIS OF THE NUMBERS OF NOTIFIED VACANCIES FOR MALES REMAINING UNFILLED AT JANUARY, 1972, IN CERTAIN SCOTTISH COUNTIES AND IN GLASGOW AND EDINBURGH
AngusAyrshireDunbartonshireLanarkshire*Midlothian*RenfrewshireWigtownshireGlasgow travel-to-work areaEdinburgh, Leith and Portobello
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing48113212
Mining and Quarrying4235125
Food, Drink and Tobacco531191831716
Coal and Petroleum Products111
Chemicals and Allied Industries1552155
Metal Manufacture11603273
Mechanical Engineering107451124611
Instrument Engineering55656
Electrical Engineering11303222829

represent about 5 per cent. and 2 per cent. respectively of the figures for England as a whole.