JUNIOR CITIZEN SCHEME

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JOHNL

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JUNIOR CITIZEN SCHEME

« on: 23 February, 2011, 10:00:08 PM »

Back in 1993 i was asked to take part as a presenter working alongside the emergency services showing everyday dangers and how to act towards them to the under 11,s.the photo is of one of the british transport police officers acting the part of a vandal placing a steel drum on the line,falling over in the process and contacting the live rail(the bang was a fog warning)it was pretty dramatic.

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another one moves from london!

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Re: JUNIOR CITIZEN SCHEME

« Reply #1 on: 06 March, 2011, 10:55:27 AM »

Hi John

Trouble is that it just might have given them ideas!

Greetings from Suffolk

Rogier


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Family historian researching: Allum, Bozier Burrows, French, Goldfinch, Myer Poague, Tyers, Ellis and looking for pictures of Star Street, Scott Street and the early Burke Street

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