We
your representatives strongly believe that this is the most important year to
make the biggest difference to current and future students at the University of
Northampton and all other Universities. The CUTS are going to HIT US hard!
We need your SUPPORT!
Please sign this petition to show your support!
Emily Dean- President
([email protected]
01604-892551)
Indie Nagra- VP: Student Development ([email protected]
01604-893645)
Abdi Kater- VP: Education & Welfare
([email protected]
01604-892647)
The University
of Northampton Students’ Union notes:
- The Coalition Government has already
announced more than £1.5bn of cuts to further and higher education.
- 150,000 qualified applicants will miss
out on a university place and many thousands more will face huge increases
in the cost of local college courses.
- All indications are that the
Comprehensive Spending Review will see further budget cuts removing £1
from every £4 for our colleges and universities.
- Other countries are investing massively
in the expansion of education.
The University
of Northampton Students’ Union believes:
- Education is a public good just like
health and social care. Price should not be a factor in accessing it.
- Education changes the lives of
individuals, families and communities.
- Cutting education and skills budgets has
a detrimental affect on the society and the economy.
- Jobs, student places, funding for
teaching and access itself are at risk from the Coalition Government and
together we must fight back to protect ourselves, our values and our
communities.
The University
of Northampton Students’ Union resolves
- To fully support and participate in the
NUS & UCU demonstration on Wednesday 10 November 2010 in central London.
- To ensure that as many students as
possible are aware of the cuts and marketisation agenda and are mobilised
to campaign against them.
- To work with trade unions and other
organisations to secure support for this mobilisation.
- To mandate the entire executive to report
on the progress of this work at each meeting.
Already paying enough as it is. Dont take away the resources we actually need to graduate.