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Lollipop man told to stop giving kids high-fives

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A lollipop man said he had been told he could no longer high-five children while they are crossing the road because it slows down traffic. Neil Cotton, 57, has been working as a school crossing patrol officer in Howden, East Yorkshire for about two years.

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Daily Express

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Council sparks fury after banning lollipop man from high-fiving schoolchildren

The council said schoolchildren should learn to "cross the road safely" without "any distractions".

6 hours ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

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Lollipop man told to stop giving children high fives by council

East Riding of Yorkshire Council said it was important children learn to cross the road ‘safely, concentrating without any distractions’

13 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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Howden lollipop man told to stop giving kids high-fives

Neil Cotton says he has been told the gesture 'upsets drivers' by causing extra seconds of delay.

18 hours ago·United Kingdom

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Lollipop man said that the council should stop giving high five to children

A Lollipop man A council has said that he can no longer high children in the event of being distracted ... Read more The post Lollipop man said that the council should stop giving high five to children appeared first on The Local Report.

13 hours ago

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