rulefan
Tour Winner
So when he said he drove to Durham rather than taking the train, you don't believe that either? Everything he says is a lie? Guilty until proved innocent>according to him..
So when he said he drove to Durham rather than taking the train, you don't believe that either? Everything he says is a lie? Guilty until proved innocent>according to him..
i don't for one moment believe he didn't have contact with his parents, you think what you like, but i will kep my own council thanks.So when he said he drove to Durham rather than taking the train, you don't believe that either? Everything he says is a lie? Guilty until proved innocent>
looked up the rules yet?
could you find doms get out clause? its the same one the reason why its there not for some to do as they pleasedI have and can't find the relevant section to which your friend refers.
could you find doms get out clause? its the same one the reason why its there not for some to do as they pleased
Happy to be called out on this but I cannot recall any press/public hounding of Cummings in his house at the time he was mentioning. [Before Durham trip]
Did he just make this up?
those guildlines refer to child abuse issues... the reason they are there in so children didn't ahve to stay in abusive situations, be it domestic or child abuse, not a trip to a holiday home..Certainly there's an acknowledgement that it may not always be possible to strictly adhere to the guidelines/rules when there are childcare concerns.
It doesn't appear to be as clear as your friend suggests.
I have read them again and cannot see where they specifically refer to children at risk.those guildlines refer to child abuse issues... the reason they are there in so children didn't ahve to stay in abusive situations, be it domestic or child abuse, not a trip to a holiday home..
but you see the bit where it says drive 270 miles to a holiday home, then go for a picnic 30 miles away though?I have read them again and cannot see where they specifically refer to children at risk.
but you see the bit where it says drive 270 miles to a holiday home, then go for a picnic 30 miles away though?
I definitely don't think that what he did was right.
Equally, however, I see no reason to twist the details to suit my disapproval. You obviously don't have the same concerns.
who's twisting anything, you are Obv looking for reasons for him to excuse what he did, up to you, i'm saying what he did wasn't within the rules and is just abusing the guidence
oh reallyYou have done little but twist it with reference to holiday homes, references to regulations that don't seem to exist and harping on about his transport.
My point is that rather than strengthening the case the reverse is likely to be the case.