Labour is investing almost £100 million in our schools here in Brent, mainly as a result of Building Schools for the Future (BSF).
Local secondary schools will get £80 million. Primary schools will get almost £15 million extra as well.
Cardinal Hinsley School is among the first in the list of priorities. Other Brent schools to benefit early include Alperton Community School, Queen's Park Community School in Aylestone Avenue, and Copland Community School in Cecil Avenue, Wembley.
As well as the investment in buildings, Labour have been giving Brent some of the highest budget increases for running the schools for the past several years.
The Labour investment is quite a contrast with the Liberal Democrat calls for “savage cuts” following a series of bungles that have left taxpayers money frozen in Iceland, wasted on bureaucracy and frittered away on “irrational” payments.
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