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Parent says school strikes are 'deeply damaging' to autistic daughter (opens the original)
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A parent at Venturers' Academy, a specialist school for autistic pupils, is urging staff and management to work together to avoid further upheaval for vulnerable children. Members of the National Education Union at Venturers' and six other schools managed by the E-ACT multi-academy trust are set to stage a five-day strike in September over a dispute regarding backpay for support staff. They follow similar industrial action taken in June and July. Charlotte Brine, whose 9-year-old autistic daught
'I won't get to see my girl start school because of agonising illness' (opens the original)
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A father fighting stage-three cancer said he will not get to see his young daughter start primary school after being told he doesn't have long left to live. Matthew Webley was diagnosed with familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP), a rare condition causing hundreds or thousands of growths in the large bowel, which if left untreated "will almost certainly develop into cancer". The 37-year-old moved from Pontypool to Devon five years ago with his partner Lisa and baby daughter Darcey, and has been le
Pensioners worried about 'disgraceful' hike in charges at retirement flats (opens the original)
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A pensioner has claimed that elderly residents at seafront retirement apartments in Llandudno are being "held hostage" over a decision to increase service and building charges. Peter Thompson, 77, who owns a flat at Cwrt Sant Tudno, said he and his neighbours were shocked to receive notice of an imminent rise of between 18 and 21 per cent in their monthly charges. The apartments on Clarence Road are managed by First Port, an independent later living development provider offering assisted service
Neighbours fuming after restricted bays added to street despite assurances (opens the original)
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Residents of a Newport street were incorrectly informed that newly installed electric vehicle charging bays would be put in place without any restricted marked parking spaces. Cllr Andrew Sterry said that those living in Milner Street had been given "clear written assurance" the new bays would not be marked out – leaving drivers free to park in the spaces. "Despite those assurances, white marked bays have now been installed," he said. "This raises serious concerns about public confidence in the
Man got impersonators to sit driving theory tests for him (opens the original)
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A man tried to cheat his way through his driving theory test by getting impersonators to sit the exam for him. Ali Khan, 38, from Alum Rock in Birmingham, gave his provisional driving licence card to strangers on two occasions, Birmingham Magistrates' Court heard. However, his ruse failed when one impersonator told suspicious staff at one test centre that he had undergone facial plastic surgery and weeks later, a different man told another test centre that he had left his passport in his car bef
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