WCC in the news
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Jason Orange
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WCC in the news
Interesting:
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I think they need to wear glasses in that examination hall - those children are clearly past puberty and don't qualify as 11+ no matter how far you stretch a point! 
Interesting article though
Interesting article though
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kenyancowgirl
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Hmmm...very interesting...I, for one, am very pleased for WCC if it is the proprietor and website I suspect it is....
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Jason Orange
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I think it's pretty easy to guess which website it relates to. The site even included details of the case ahead of the hearing in its 'Events' section. For some reason though all details have now been removed. 
Google does still show it if you search in the right way...
A really good result though. I'm a new poster but a long-time lurker. We all know though that there's a big difference to the info the site in question publishes and generally operates and the way this forum works.
Google does still show it if you search in the right way...
A really good result though. I'm a new poster but a long-time lurker. We all know though that there's a big difference to the info the site in question publishes and generally operates and the way this forum works.
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Sally-Anne
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Welcome, Jason Orange. So glad you delurked.Jason Orange wrote:I'm a new poster but a long-time lurker.
We abide by the law of the land. Dull, but true.We all know though that there's a big difference to the info the site in question publishes and generally operates and the way this forum works.
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hermanmunster
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Yeh quite right too.Sally-Anne wrote:We abide by the law of the land. Dull, but true.We all know though that there's a big difference to the info the site in question publishes and generally operates and the way this forum works.
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Sally-Anne
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Saves on legal expenses anyway.hermanmunster wrote:Yeh quite right too.Sally-Anne wrote:We abide by the law of the land. Dull, but true.We all know though that there's a big difference to the info the site in question publishes and generally operates and the way this forum works.
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hermanmunster
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Sally-Anne wrote: Saves on legal expenses anyway.
Very good point that, otherwise we could get sent to Coventry. Or Warwick. Or somewhere.
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Sally-Anne
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Depends if you are in or out of catchment as to where you get sent I suppose?hermanmunster wrote:Sally-Anne wrote: Saves on legal expenses anyway.
Very good point that, otherwise we could get sent to Coventry. Or Warwick. Or somewhere.
