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Dave Phoenix argues that we cannot deliver a knowledge economy while reducing educational opportunity.

Gordon Marsden argues that the Skills for Jobs White Paper risks being a damp squib.

The right to learn is a vital element for the fulfilment of human dignity argues Conal Land.

In our new manifesto Right2Learn sets out the five principles against which we will judge government policy.

Ruth Spellman and Tim Melville-Ross say we desperately need an education service which matches our society's needs.

Jude Mortimer says education for adults needs a more positive image and should be offered without barriers or restrictions.

Help us build a Right2Learn manifesto so that everyone has fair access to learning from cradle to grave.

Vicky Duckworth and Matt Waddup on why we must tackle the inequality exacerbated by unfair access to education.

Professor Jonathan Michie argues that delivering a right to learn requires cooperation and coordination not competition.

We have a rare opportunity to rethink our education system from the bottom up argues Stephen Exley

Bob Harrison argues that we must all work together to transform our communities,

Kirstie Donnelly says the current challenges we face make this an 'act now' moment for lifelong learning.