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stanley water bottle dents to wear extra layers so it can save money on rising heating costs.Summerhill Infants in Bristol plans to limit heating during the day, turn down thermostats for hot water and turn off lights when not in use, according to an email sent to parents. 2Some parents were shocked to receive an email asking for children to attend school in warmer clothesCredit: SWNS2The school pictured has been forced to make some tough calls to bring energy bills downCredit: SWNSStaff explained the premises stands to get bills of more than 拢30,000 for heating and therefore would be forced to make some changes. And it also asked parents to
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THREE mums have claimed their babies were left with blistering skin and burns after Aldi changed the formula of their wet wipes.Abbey Blackburn, Chloe Baker, and Jessica Mclear, all from Merseyside, have blamed a change to the 49p Mamia Sensitive baby wipes for their childrens painful rashes.6 Abbeys pictures show the tots painful red rashes after using the wipesCredit: Deadline News6 Abbey and her daughter Georgie claim to be victims of the Aldi wipes new formulaCredit: Deadline NewsAbbey, 24, shared photos of daughter Georgie Brookes red and raw legs and bottom covered in blisters.W
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stanley becher r bottom began to bleed.Jessica, 24, also says her one-year-old Phoebe has been left with scarring after developing a similar rash.Abbey and Ch
stanley quencher loe say they had been using the Aldi wipes without any issues - until the retailer altered the wipes.The burns we
