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Published: 11:15 AM December 14, 2006    Updated: 9:18 PM February 22, 2021

A review of educational provisions predicted that Bassingbourn Village College would see a drop in pupils over the next five years due to a decrease in the birth rate.

A review of educational provisions predicted that Bassingbourn Village College would see a drop in pupils over the next five years due to a decrease in the birth rate.

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