Sunny day in Lytham with my daughter, mum and terminally ill dad....whilst someone I don't and simply did not agree with posts vile abuse and libelous comments about me on here. Well I had a nice day anyway 😄

Why do so many people believe that someone holding a different opinion to thiers means they must restate theirs in order to create an unnecessary argument? It's tiresome. Opinions are simply that, they aren't facts and they aren't necessarily wrong.

"Right Support, Right Place, Right Time" was published in March 2022....but apparently we need to be patient.

Wow, this report is absolutely littered with fundamental errors, basic inaccuracies and antagonistic language. Really poor. ft.com/content/13957a…

So that's Erin's secondary school preference submitted, having been told by the caseworker that she's unlikely to get in, I hold little hope she'll get a place through the standard phased transfer process.

BBC News - Arena survivors win conspiracy harassment case bbc.com/news/articles/… Not specifically send related but great news hopefully for all that were affected by this horrible individual.

Maybe it's just me being a pedant, but I really dislike the term "disabled children" they're not defined by their disabilities, they are children..... with disabilities.

Does anyone ever get banned on this app anymore for abusive behaviour? Some of the messages I have seen written are appalling.

Erin is 10 years old (or 10 and 3/4's as she reminds me). She's aware she's different. As a parent this can be heartbreaking, but her ability to shrug it off, smile and carry on show amazing resilience and is a constant reminder that being happy is all that really matters.

Just when I thought this...(oh I'll just say it as it is) piece of shit couldn't get any lower. Just goes to show how far the standards on this app have fallen if this individual isn't suspended.

Yet other unhelpful headline which makes it look like children with SEND are the issue. The Guardian...please do better. theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/m…