The London
Evening Standard is
reporting that Dominic Grieve, the shadow Attorney General, has gone over the top into
no-mans-land over grammar schools. The key phrase in an otherwise on message interview with his local paper is
"We must also ensure that if further grammar or secondary schools are needed they can be supplied within the county."
Cameroonie policy is
no new grammar schools. This could be sticky for Grieve. The grassroots are not wearing this policy change, although bizarrely
ConservativeHome.Com "the unofficial home of the grassroots" says it is officially burying the subject today.
Suspect they will be digging it up again tomorrow...
UPDATE : Sticky for Team Cameron it turns out. The Etonians appear to be for turning.
Something tells Guido that the news that education policy dissident Graham Brady will be speaking at a Tory fringe event organised by the National Grammar Schools Association will not fill CCHQ's Cameroons with joy. The media will be looking for "Tory division" stories in what will be a packed room. Shouldn't be too hard to find plenty of old school Tories there...
The London Evening Standard is reporting that Dominic Grieve, the shadow Attorney General, has gone over the top into no-mans-land over grammar schools. The key phrase in an otherwise on message interview with his local paper is
