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‘They’re being failed on every single level.’ Nick Ferrari lambasts the unfair treatment of children who are denied NHS services due to attending private schools.

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Abeautifulgame1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC This is a lie. The NHS services theyre talking abouts paid for by the local authority, but SEN private schools are allowed to use them, if Private schools want to use them they have to pay for them the same as the Local Authority does. Btw this was brought in by the Tories...

Elise Oyin1 year ago

Let the ministry of Jesus Christ of Nazareth be null, void n of utter uselessness before the kids of the ones that have harmed Elise Oyinkromeineifa n her daughters dont go through now 700% all their parents did by d blood in d name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth u900gtefsfbaiCnYH

Lou Derry🌹 🇬🇧 🇺🇦1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC The legislation for SEND provision from NHS is 11 years old. Now Nick pretends to care? Pull the other one.

Bandsome Hastard1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC This has been happening for 14 years, Nick. Where was the outrage then? Why didn’t it lambast your mate Johnson when you had him in the studio all those times? We all know why.

craig-from-t-north.bsky.social1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC @NickFerrariLBC once again rushing to get his violin for people with the wealth to pay tens of thousands after tax on school fees, whilst repeatedly refusing to acknowledge the troubles of those genuine poverty! A pathetic excuse of so-called journalism.

clive white1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC Occupational therapy provided by local authorities to state school pupils not available to those who opt out of the state system, under legislation brought in by the Tories” There, fixed it for you.

Soss1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC Rage bait. Wonder what news they’re trying their little Zionist hearts out to bury?

Miss Chief 🤨1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC When Joe Blogs can't afford the essentials it's always these people who scream "Don't have kids if you can't afford them then" This same advice never seems to apply to these people though. We're meant to feel sorry for them. I'm afraid I don't.

Richard Bentall #FBPE @richardbentall.bsky.social1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC This nonsense has been debunked many times. Tell Ferrari to stop disseminating lies.

Ally Fogg1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC I guess you must have been really cross with the Tory government when they brought in these rules in 2014?

Steph Dennis1 year ago

@NickFerrariLBC FALSE INFORMATION @LBC REMOVE IT

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