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Sir Peter Lampl is founder and Chairman of the @SuttonTrust and Chairman of the @EducEndowFoundn.
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I’ve joined the exodus of the wealthy from London, and Sadiq Khan doesn’t care

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By Peter Lampl
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I’ve joined the exodus of the wealthy from London, and Sadiq Khan doesn’t care

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By Peter Lampl
| Yahoo Verified
I could be wrong, but I don't think Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, wants my type in his city. You know the sort I mean: wealth-creating entrepreneurs and philanthropists who need to get around the place rapidly to get their business done. That kind of person. Not so long ago, I used to be able to do a morning's work in my office in Putney, jump in a cab, sprint up to Westminster for a couple of face-to-face meetings, grab a quick business lunch – and then shoot back for an afternoon at my desk.
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Britain can’t afford student loans crisis

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By Peter Lampl
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Going to university in England is eye-wateringly expensive. North of £50,000 of debt lies ahead for just about anyone who leaves home and completes the course. You’re going to need a lot of bang for your degree-certificate buck to make that burden seem worthwhile. Students increasingly can’t afford it. And given that a huge portion of that debt gets paid by the taxpayer, neither can the country. The Government’s recent decision to reintroduce means-tested maintenance grants is welcome.
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