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*Aberdeen College (renamed by {{uksi|1993|1891}}) | *Aberdeen College (renamed by {{uksi|1993|1891}}) | ||
*Angus College (renamed by {{uksi|1993|1891}}) | *Angus College (renamed by {{uksi|1993|1891}}) | ||
*Anniesland College | *{{WDTK|Anniesland College|anniesland_college}} | ||
*Ayr College | *{{WDTK|Ayr College|ayr_college}} | ||
*Banff and Buchan College of Further Education | *{{WDTK|Banff and Buchan College of Further Education|banff_and_buchan_college_of_further_education}} | ||
*Borders College | *{{WDTK|Borders College|borders_college}} | ||
*South Lanarkshire College (renamed by {{uksi|1999|16}}) | *South Lanarkshire College (renamed by {{uksi|1999|16}}) | ||
*Cardonald College | *Cardonald College | ||
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*Dumfries and Galloway College of Technology | *Dumfries and Galloway College of Technology | ||
*Elmwood College | *Elmwood College | ||
* | *Forth Valley College of Further and Higher Education (renamed by {{uksi|1995|2960}} and {{ssi|2005|317}}) | ||
*Fife College of Further and Higher Education (renamed by {{uksi|1993|1891}}) | *Fife College of Further and Higher Education (renamed by {{uksi|1993|1891}}) | ||
*Glasgow College of Building and Printing | *Glasgow College of Building and Printing | ||
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*The North Highland College (renamed by {{ssi|1999|126}}) | *The North Highland College (renamed by {{ssi|1999|126}}) | ||
*West Lothian College | *West Lothian College | ||
Since then, there have been: | |||
*The Adam Smith College, Fife (established by {{ssi|2005|298}}) | |||
All of these seem to be already covered by FOISA by virtue of being [[institution in receipt of SFC funding|institutions in receipt of SFC funding]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:34, 10 December 2011
- This page is about colleges in Scotland. For England and Wales see Further Education College. For Northern Ireland see Institution of further education.
Colleges of further education were initially incorporated by SI 1992/1597:
- Aberdeen College (renamed by SI 1993/1891)
- Angus College (renamed by SI 1993/1891)
- Anniesland College
- Ayr College
- Banff and Buchan College of Further Education
- Borders College
- South Lanarkshire College (renamed by SI 1999/16)
- Cardonald College
- Central College of Commerce
- Clackmannan College of Further Education
- Clydebank College
- Coatbridge College
- Cumbernauld College
- Dundee College (renamed by SI 1993/1891)
- Dumfries and Galloway College of Technology
- Elmwood College
- Forth Valley College of Further and Higher Education (renamed by SI 1995/2960 and SSI 2005/317)
- Fife College of Further and Higher Education (renamed by SI 1993/1891)
- Glasgow College of Building and Printing
- Glasgow College of Food Technology
- Glasgow College of Nautical Studies
- Glenrothes College
- Inverness College
- James Watt College of Further and Higher Education (renamed by SI 1993/1891)
- Jewel and Esk Valley College
- John Wheatley College
- Kilmarnock College
- Langside College
- Lauder College
- Lews Castle College
- Moray College (renamed by SI 1993/1891)
- Motherwell College
- North Glasgow College
- Coatridge Agricultural College
- Perth College (renamed by SI 1993/1891)
- Reid Kerr College
- Stevenson College Edinburgh (renamed by SSI 2003/297({{#formlink:form=Legislation|link text=add|query string=Legislation[Type]=ssi&Legislation[Year]=2003&Legislation[Number]=297}}))
- Stow College
- Edinburgh's Telford College (renamed by SI 1995/2960)
- The Barony College
- The North Highland College (renamed by SSI 1999/126({{#formlink:form=Legislation|link text=add|query string=Legislation[Type]=ssi&Legislation[Year]=1999&Legislation[Number]=126}}))
- West Lothian College
Since then, there have been:
- The Adam Smith College, Fife (established by SSI 2005/298({{#formlink:form=Legislation|link text=add|query string=Legislation[Type]=ssi&Legislation[Year]=2005&Legislation[Number]=298}}))
All of these seem to be already covered by FOISA by virtue of being institutions in receipt of SFC funding.
