asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science what plans he has to utilise the premises and facilities made vacant as a result of the proposed reduction in teacher training.

It is one of the purposes of the current reorganisation of higher education in the non-university sector to ensure that, so far as possible, all college of education places no longer required for teacher training remain in use for other educational purposes, and preferably for higher education. Where decisions have already been taken under my Depart-

Anstey	City of Newcastle	Newland Park
Bedford	City of Sheffield	Northampton
Bedford PE	Dartford	Nottingham
Bishop Grosseteste	Didsbury	Portsmouth
Bishop Lonsdale	Doncaster	Poulton le Fylde
Bordesley	Gipsy Hill	Putteridge Bury
Borough Road	Glamorgan	Scawsby
Brighton	I. M. Marsh	Shenstone
Caerleon	James Graham	Sidney Webb
Cartrefle	Kingston upon Hull	Sunderland
Chorley	Margaret McMillan	Totley-Thornbridge
City of Birmingham	Maria Grey	Trent Park
City of Leeds & Carnegie

I have so far also approved proposals to amalgamate the following 18

Alsager	Chelsea	Goldsmiths'
Crewe	Eastbourne	Rachel McMillan
Bath	Seaford	Ripon
Newton Park	Elizabeth Caskell	St. John's, York
C. F. Mott	Manchester Day	St. Hilds
Ethel Wormald	Mather	The Venerable Bede

With the exception of the new institution to be formed by the amalgamation of Putteridge Bury with Luton College of Technology it has been agreed that all the resultant amalgamated institutions should continue to be concerned with initial teacher training.

asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list those colleges of education which are to be closed as a result of the decision to reduce teacher training announced on 20th March.

I have nothing to add at present to the reply given on 10th June to a similar Question by my hon. Friend the Member for Rother Valley (Mr. Hardy).— [Vol. 893, c. 117.]

asked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list those colleges of education which are to be amalgamated with other colleges of higher and further education and in which cases teacher training is to be maintained in the resultant amalgamated college.

I have so far approved proposals to amalgamate the following 37 colleges of education with polytechnics or with other further education establishments:colleges of education with one another, as shown: