§ Ms. ArmstrongTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science how many objections were submitted to him in respect of each of the grant-maintained proposals that have subsequently been(a) approved and (b) rejected; and in each case how many people in total were signatories to such objections.
§ Mr. Alan Howarth[holding answer 19 February 1990]: The number of statutory objections received in respect of proposals for each of the grant-maintained proposals that were subsequently (a) approved and (b) rejected is as follows:
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Number of statutory objections Approved Audenshaw County High, Tameside 21 Bacup and Rawtenstall, Lancashire 4 Bankfield County High, Cheshire 1 Baverstock School, Birmingham 3 Beechen Clifl", Avon 38
Number of statutory objections Bishopshalt, Hillingdon 15 Cardinal Vaughan Memorial, ILEA 11 Castle Hall Middle, Kirklees 9 Claremont High, Brent 2 Colyton Grammar, Devon 2 Guildford County, Surrey 2 Heckmondwike Grammar, Kirklees 5 Hendon School Barnet 6 Kings School, Lincolnshire 0 Lancaster Royal Grammar School, Lancashire 1 London Nautical School, ILEA 6 London Oratory School, ILEA 0 Long Field High, Leicestershire 22 Marling, Gloucestershire 0 Netherthorpe School, Derbyshire 14 Old Swinford Hospital, Dudley 0 Queen Elizabeth Grammar, Lincolnshire 6 Queen Elizabeth's Boys, Barnet 4 Queensbury School, Bedfordshire 7 Ribston Hall High, Gloucestershire 22 St. Francis Xavier's, Liverpool 3 St. James' CE, Bolton 30 Skegness Grammar, Lincolnshire 1 Small Heath School, Birmingham 1 Southfield School, Northamptonshire 8 Southlands, Berkshire 4 Stroud Girls' High, Gloucestershire 0 Watford Boys Grammar, Hertfordshire 5 Wilmington Grammar, Kent 2 Wilson's School, Sutton 6 Rejected Blessed Hugh Moor RC, Lincolnshire 1 Castlemount High, Kent 1 Hindley Park, Wigan 0 Kettering Boys, Northamptonshire 5 Longlands, Dudley 1 Ramsden School for Girls, Bromley 12 Simon Digby, Solihull 1 Sir James Altham, Hertfordshire 2 South Park High, Lincolnshire 1 The total number of signatories in each case could not be established without disproportionate expense.