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| − | Harrington attended Pimlico Comprehensive and later Archbishop Tenison’s Grammar School. His Higher and Further Education was at Westminster College (1980-1982), Polytechnic of North London (1982-1985), Edinburgh's Telford College (1994-1995), West London Technology Centre (1993), Kensington & Chelsea College (1992-1993), College of the Distributive Trades (1991-1993) and the University of Greenwich (1997-1999) | + | Harrington attended Pimlico Comprehensive and later Archbishop Tenison’s Grammar School. His Higher and Further Education was at Westminster College (1980-1982), [[Polytechnic of North London]] (1982-1985), Edinburgh's Telford College (1994-1995), West London Technology Centre (1993), Kensington & Chelsea College (1992-1993), College of the Distributive Trades (1991-1993) and the University of Greenwich (1997-1999) |
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Revision as of 14:34, 1 August 2011
Patrick "Pat" Harrington (born 24 May 1964) is a former member of the National Front, [1], one of the original founders of Third Way[2] and is currently General Secretary of the far right Trade Union Solidarity.[3]
Education
Harrington attended Pimlico Comprehensive and later Archbishop Tenison’s Grammar School. His Higher and Further Education was at Westminster College (1980-1982), Polytechnic of North London (1982-1985), Edinburgh's Telford College (1994-1995), West London Technology Centre (1993), Kensington & Chelsea College (1992-1993), College of the Distributive Trades (1991-1993) and the University of Greenwich (1997-1999)
Notes
- ↑ Andrew Moncur, Education Staff 'NF student faces class isolation / Patrick Harrington at the Polytechnic of North London', The Guardian (London), January 29, 1985.
- ↑ Andrew Gilligan 'Stealthy march of the far-right; Margaret Hodge has warned of the rise of the BNP, but a far more insidious threat is posed by the 'Trojan Horse' parties', The Evening Standard (London) April 18, 2006 Tuesday, SECTION: A Pg. 18
- ↑ Copyright statement, Solidarity website
