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Lecturer struck off after calling student ‘sweet cheeks’ in text messages

Christopher Williams Davies sent sexually inappropriate messages and gave a chocolate bar to students, resulting in an indefinite teaching ban to uphold professional standards.

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Christopher Williams Davies asked the student 'Nobody sees your phone though, right?'

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College lecturer banned for sexual messages to student calling them 'sweet cheeks' - Yorkshire Live

Christopher Williams Davies sent messages that were found to be "sexual in nature" to two students at Coleg y Cymoedd and has been indefinitely banned from teaching

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Teacher called student 'sweet cheeks' in sexual text messages that got him banned

Christopher Williams Davies sent messages of a sexual nature to two students

·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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Lecturer axed after calling student 'sweet cheeks' in texts

Christopher Williams Davies asked a student 'What else do I get?’ in a disturbing text exchange

·Cornwall, United Kingdom
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Lecturer struck off after calling student ‘sweet cheeks’ in text messages

Christopher Williams Davies asked the student 'Nobody sees your phone though, right?'

·Liverpool, United Kingdom
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Lecturer asked student 'Nobody sees your phone, right?' before teaching ban - Birmingham Live

Christopher Williams Davies called the student 'sweet cheeks' before becoming concerned over the texts

·Birmingham, United Kingdom
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College teacher axed after texting student 'sweet cheeks' and 'good girl'

Christopher Williams Davies asked the student “Nobody sees your phone though, right?'

·Belfast, United Kingdom
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Wales Online broke the news in Wales, United Kingdom on Sunday, February 22, 2026.
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