are there any walks in glasgow that are accessable for wheelchair users?
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Quoted message said:
are there any walks in glasgow that are accessable for wheelchair users?
Surely there are people there at Stow who can give you this information?
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Steve Loft said:
Quoted message said:
are there any walks in glasgow that are accessable for wheelchair users?
Surely there are people there at Stow who can give you this information?
I'd always understood that the education system in Scotland was superior
to that in England. Perhaps 'Stow College' is a notable exception. What
do they study for in this college anyway, ASBOs? I can imagine the
provost or principle handing out the certificates at the end or the year
- instead of shaking the student's hand, giving them a 'Glasgow Kiss'!Jim Ford
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On Thu, 08 Jun 2006 14:26:59 GMT,
Jim Ford said:
Steve Loft said:
Quoted message said:
are there any walks in glasgow that are accessable for wheelchair users?
Surely there are people there at Stow who can give you this information?
I'd always understood that the education system in Scotland was superior
to that in England. Perhaps 'Stow College' is a notable exception.Unfortunately not. We have had four or five other colleges in the past.
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Andy Leighton => [email hidden]
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Andy Leighton said:
On Thu, 08 Jun 2006 14:26:59 GMT,
Jim Ford said:
Steve Loft said:
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> are there any walks in glasgow that are accessable for wheelchair users?
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Surely there are people there at Stow who can give you this information?
I'd always understood that the education system in Scotland was superior
to that in England. Perhaps 'Stow College' is a notable exception.Unfortunately not. We have had four or five other colleges in the past.
Five colleges? I guess combined their collective IQ must be into 4 figures!
Jim Ford
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are there any walks in glasgow that are accessable for wheelchair users?
Oh. The girlfriend-challenged is a student. I suppose I should've
guessed.--
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