{quote} Yes I hear you but this how the system has become, people afraid to speak out. If they try to make it hard, be on them like a rash. In my situation I found my kids were treated well and the headmaster respected the fact I actually had an interest in their schooling. Many don't give a shit what happens between the hours of 9 and 4. They may also see a group moan as bullying, you know how sensitive they can be. When one person makes a stand more generally follow.
and I want at least what I had for my kids.We welcome President Trump to the UK on a state visit. Petition here: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/178844
{quote} It is interesting what can filter-down from MP level.....
Back in 2012, my eldest missed out on a local school place because the council deemed we were too far away at 0.4 miles. So instead we had to go to a school 5 miles away, whilst plenty of kids were being ferried in by car to that school from miles away, taking advantage of the sibling rule. Appeal failed, so I wrote to Sir John Stanley, MP for Tonbridge and Malling, who incidentally was MP when I was at school! He was fantastic. He pressured the Council and they ended up putting in an extra class at that school, but unfortunately we couldn't benefit from it as it started from the year below. He kept writing to me for months keeping me informed.
Hey Stu, Nice to see you are still a feces flinging chest pounding chimp....
{quote} I don't see why it's so hard to cancel the direct debit. And FU to EU. So we did ok with the industrial revolution but now we won't be able to find a way ?
