On 17/02/2024 11:11, Mike Scott wrote:
On 16/02/2024 10:40, Simon Parker wrote:
I don't know if the legal advice you were hoping for ever came
through, but you could do worse than follow the guidance of the
Diocese of London on what to do in the circumstances you outline.
https://www.london.anglican.org/kb/unaccompanied-uncollected-children-guidance
Regards
S.P.
(With apologies for resurrecting a slumbering thread but the advice
came across my radar so I thought it worth linking to this thread.)
No apology needed. Although I'm afraid the rest of the thread has
disappeared from my newreader. OP here, btw.
FWIW the original problem was AFAIK sorted by having firm words with the parent(s). Which wouldn't of course stop the problem recurring with
another family.
And thanks for the link - I'll forward to those who might need the information.
I remember, just outside the walled city of Jerusalem, a small crowd had assembled. At the centre was a small child, around 2 years old. Mum had arranged a cab driver to pick the child up from nursery and bring it to
a pre-arranged meeting point. Only problem was that mum was late
arriving, so the cab driver had left the child by the roadside and gone
on his way.
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