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Number 10 switchboard

Asked if there is a record of the calls placed through the Number 10 switchboard, the PMS said that she did not know but would check whether all calls are noted and go back to the journalist.

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Dear Sir/Madam

Our School is visiting London on the 31st March 2014 as part of a Parliament Visit at 1030am.

I wondered if it would be possible to enter Downing Street for a short period to take photos.

We have 5 adults and 9 children in our party. It is hoped that we would arrive at 2.30 p.m.

Kind Regards

Paul Naughton

Headteacher
Comment by Paul Naughton — 6 Mar 2014 on 2:25 pm | Link
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