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THE number of Birmingham youngsters in school, college or work has increased over the past year, figures show.
A report by Birmingham Connexions shows the percentage of 16-18- yearolds in the city who are classed as so-called 'NEETs' - not in employment, education or training - has now fallen to just over seven per cent.See the full content of this document
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