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March 4th 05, 08:30 PM
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You should write for the Daily Mail. They would appreciate such drivel. Paul Well I'm a Guardian reader and I agree with Len as apparently do most people here! The only drivel is the media and papers like The Daily Mail spinning this weather as severe when clearly it isn't. Still it seems to have fooled some people.;-) (Possibly excuse some people in a few parts of Kent. North Easterners cope anyway!) Dave |
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You should write for the Daily Mail. They would appreciate such drivel. Paul Well I'm a Guardian reader and I agree with Len as apparently do most people here! The only drivel is the media and papers like The Daily Mail spinning this weather as severe when clearly it isn't. Still it seems to have fooled some people.;-) (Possibly excuse some people in a few parts of Kent. North Easterners cope anyway!) Dave |
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You should write for the Daily Mail. They would appreciate such drivel. Paul Well I'm a Guardian reader and I agree with Len as apparently do most people here! The only drivel is the media and papers like The Daily Mail spinning this weather as severe when clearly it isn't. Still it seems to have fooled some people.;-) (Possibly excuse some people in a few parts of Kent. North Easterners cope anyway!) Dave |
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March 4th 05, 09:02 PM
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On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 19:39:02 -0000, "Col"
wrote: "Paul C" wrote in message ... All it takes is for the head teacher to issue a memorandum to all parents and guardians stating that the school will take all reasonable care to make sure that pathways in and around the school premises will be kept as clear as is practical, and that no responsibility will be taken by the school in the event of any injury caused by such. Job done. Laughable. You are a poor deluded individual. Did you have a traumatic experience when you were at school? What he says seems OK. He says that schools should endeavour to take all 'reasonable' steps to ensure that in wintry weather school premises are kept as safe as possible. What's wrong with that? Do you think that if the school claims "no responsibility will be taken by the school in the event of any injury caused by such", that will be it? -- Paul |
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March 4th 05, 09:02 PM
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On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 19:39:02 -0000, "Col"
wrote: "Paul C" wrote in message ... All it takes is for the head teacher to issue a memorandum to all parents and guardians stating that the school will take all reasonable care to make sure that pathways in and around the school premises will be kept as clear as is practical, and that no responsibility will be taken by the school in the event of any injury caused by such. Job done. Laughable. You are a poor deluded individual. Did you have a traumatic experience when you were at school? What he says seems OK. He says that schools should endeavour to take all 'reasonable' steps to ensure that in wintry weather school premises are kept as safe as possible. What's wrong with that? Do you think that if the school claims "no responsibility will be taken by the school in the event of any injury caused by such", that will be it? -- Paul |
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March 4th 05, 09:02 PM
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On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 19:39:02 -0000, "Col"
wrote: "Paul C" wrote in message ... All it takes is for the head teacher to issue a memorandum to all parents and guardians stating that the school will take all reasonable care to make sure that pathways in and around the school premises will be kept as clear as is practical, and that no responsibility will be taken by the school in the event of any injury caused by such. Job done. Laughable. You are a poor deluded individual. Did you have a traumatic experience when you were at school? What he says seems OK. He says that schools should endeavour to take all 'reasonable' steps to ensure that in wintry weather school premises are kept as safe as possible. What's wrong with that? Do you think that if the school claims "no responsibility will be taken by the school in the event of any injury caused by such", that will be it? -- Paul |
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On Fri, 4 Mar 2005 19:39:02 -0000, "Col"
wrote: "Paul C" wrote in message ... All it takes is for the head teacher to issue a memorandum to all parents and guardians stating that the school will take all reasonable care to make sure that pathways in and around the school premises will be kept as clear as is practical, and that no responsibility will be taken by the school in the event of any injury caused by such. Job done. Laughable. You are a poor deluded individual. Did you have a traumatic experience when you were at school? What he says seems OK. He says that schools should endeavour to take all 'reasonable' steps to ensure that in wintry weather school premises are kept as safe as possible. What's wrong with that? Do you think that if the school claims "no responsibility will be taken by the school in the event of any injury caused by such", that will be it? -- Paul |
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March 4th 05, 09:04 PM
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"GKN" wrote Sorry to make an issue on this point, but listening to Essex FM this morning only goes to show what a nation of gutless whimps we are training our youngsters to become. Not so my 17 year old son. He had his most useful driving lesson imaginable with British School of Motoring. That lesson hadn't been cancelled. He's almost ready for his test now! Jack |
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"GKN" wrote Sorry to make an issue on this point, but listening to Essex FM this morning only goes to show what a nation of gutless whimps we are training our youngsters to become. Not so my 17 year old son. He had his most useful driving lesson imaginable with British School of Motoring. That lesson hadn't been cancelled. He's almost ready for his test now! Jack |
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March 4th 05, 09:04 PM
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"GKN" wrote Sorry to make an issue on this point, but listening to Essex FM this morning only goes to show what a nation of gutless whimps we are training our youngsters to become. Not so my 17 year old son. He had his most useful driving lesson imaginable with British School of Motoring. That lesson hadn't been cancelled. He's almost ready for his test now! Jack |
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