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Rachel Smart

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DRUMMOND SCHOOL, INVERNESS: Last-minute class cancellations leave non-verbal, autistic child ‘angry, distressed and confused’

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By Rachel Smart Verified
| EIN News
Cole and Kirsty Steell. For 10-year-old Cole Steell, getting a place at Drummond School was a “dream come true” compared to what he had before. For the first time Cole, who has non-verbal autism and will need 24/7 support for the rest of his life, had consistent access to 1-1 or 1-2 support and received music therapy and swimming opportunities each week at the school that offers support for pupils with a range of additional support needs.
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Part of Britain's most popular road trip route to be shut for two months

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By Adam Dutton Verified, Rachel Smart Verified, Cyann Fielding Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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Transport Scotland says it will not build a memorial to remember lives lost on the A9

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By Rachel Smart Verified
| Transportation Times | UK
Transport Scotland has said it is not responsible for building a memorial to remember lives lost on the A9. The road authority had been asked for a memorial by the A9 Dual Action Group, led by petitioner Laura Hansler. However, it has now come back to say that it would have 'no statutory role' to play in the creation of a memorial.
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