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UK Register of Learning Providers

From 380 unique Tertiary and Adult Education Provider entries (and 3 non-entries) on the UKLRP that were tested:

220 Pass (57.89%) (including 1 uncertain Aye)
160 Fail (42.11%) (including 2 uncertain Noes)

There is no requirement for Providers' entries on the Registry to be kept up to date, and on asking for a copy of the guidance that is made available to Providers, it turns out there is none. Some Providers are actually extremely prompt and ensure that their entries are updated as soon as their Primary Contact has announced their retirement and so credit again to Basingstoke College of Technology for presenting an example of a real-time update.

FE/6F/AE Colleges, February 2026	UKPRN	Primary Contact	QC
City College Norwich	10004772	01603 773773 info@ccn.ac.uk	Fail.
City College Peterborough	10045106	Mrs. Tanya Meadows Vice Principal 01733 555197 tmeadows@citycollegepeterborough.ac.uk	Fail.
City College Plymouth	10005128	Mrs. Jacqueline Grubb Principal 01752 305300 info@cityplym.ac.uk	Pass.
City Literary Institute	10001463	Mr. Mark Malcomson Principal 020 7831 7831	Pass.
City of Bristol College	10001467	Mr. Richard Harris 01173 125000 enquiries@cityofbristol.ac.uk	Fail.
City of Glasgow College	10013192	Mr. Paul Little Principal 01415 666222	Pass.
City of Liverpool College	10003955	Ms. Laura Rowan Director of Education 01512523359 laura.rowan@liv-coll.ac.uk	Fail.
City of Portsmouth College	10007945	Miss Katy Quinn Principal & Chief Executive 023 9238 3131 principal@copc.ac.uk	Fail.
City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College	10065146	01782 848736	Fail.
City of Westminster College	10001476	Mr. Stephen Davis Chief Executive Officer and Group Principal 020 7723 8826	Pass.
City of Wolverhampton College	10007578	Ms. Louise Fall Principal and Chief Executive Officer 01902 836000 mail@wolvcoll.ac.uk	Pass.

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Every Financial Document & All 2024/25 Financial Data

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Every Corporate Logo and Accessibility Statement

Why are Colleges’ logos so small? Practicality, modesty, uncertainty? Their designers certainly assumed a larger use for them but instead they are presented as only 32 pixels high. Why not 340 pixels high? A responsive template and a vector diagram (SVG) are basic, and humility is about valuing of other people (UX), it is a leader’s virtue, a teacher’s virtue, a College’s virtue.

What remains is uncertainty. This data and reporting removes uncertainly and reviews all Colleges' website logos and alt texts. For good measure it also reports on the level of availability on websites (only 77% despite it being a requirement/assessment criteria set by the Government in 2018) of all Colleges' Accessibility Statements.


The current logo size:		The current logo size:
Text No Logo		/navbar-s6f-logo-orange-white.webp ✔ alt="Scarborough Sixth Form College logo"
Accessibility Statement marketing@sheffcol.ac.uk		✖ No Published Accessibility Statement

The current logo size:		The current logo size:
/Logo-Black.png alt="logo"		/cropped-MKC-Refreshed-Logo-Magenta.png Very small font alt="Pink MKC logo"
Accessibility Statement cassandra.ferguson@northernart.ac.uk 01642 858414		Accessibility Statement website@mkcollege.ac.uk 01908 684444

The current illegible logo size:		The current logo size:
/longley-park-master-logo-2022-landscape.jpg ✖ JPEG ✖ Very small font alt="Longley Park Sixth Form"		✖ /bcot_full_logo.jpg ✖ JPEG ✖ Very small font alt="BCoT Logo"
✖ No Published Accessibility Statement		Accessibility Statement marketing@bcot.ac.uk 01256 306679