Crossman

British

/ ˈkrɒsmən /

noun

Richard ( Howard Stafford ). 1907–74, British Labour politician. His diaries, published posthumously as the Crossman Papers (1975), revealed details of cabinet discussions

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Alex Crossman, executive head teacher at LAE, said: "We exist very much to provide a particular type of opportunity, academic and professional, to communities that have not traditionally benefited from those sorts of opportunities."

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"Bringing down the VAT rate for hospitality would be a massive win," says Paul Crossman, landlord of The Swan, in York.

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Head teacher Dan Crossman says the school is in an in-year deficit, spending more money than it has got coming in.

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So, Mr Crossman employs six teaching assistants to meet the needs of children awaiting additional support, such as through an EHCP.

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Mr Crossman says schools face "really hard" decisions, like staff redundancies and cutting counselling services.

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