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Thanks everyone. She was crying this morning & complaining about her head. I didn't know where to go with her.. hospital / doctors / NHS direct I decided to call NHS direct (have used them before & can only praise their proffessionalism & service) they got a nurse to call me back & she was a paediatric nurse who had worked on a head injuries / trauma unit. She was very helpful & reasurring & asked lots of questions. Ashleigh was feeling a bit better after some medicine & we have sent her to school & I've been to see the teachers just incase she is unwell at all. My husband is contacting the council today for advice - he also has the scaffold company details & will persue the matter with them, even if it's just to let them know what's happened. |
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My brother-in-law is a Quantity surveyor & he says that you have to have a permit to put scaffold on the pavement & that the scaffold company will be liable. I'll keep you posted. Ashleigh is ok, has a good bump on her head though! |
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