
When Rishi Sunak was chancellor, education officials told him that schools needed more than £5 billion a year to stop the “most serious risks of building failure”.
He gave our schools less than two-thirds of that amount.

When Rishi Sunak was chancellor, education officials told him that schools needed more than £5 billion a year to stop the “most serious risks of building failure”.
He gave our schools less than two-thirds of that amount.