内容摘要：His parents, Anna and Graham, called on Ofcom to ban the site to save lives.

His parents, Anna and Graham, called on Ofcom to ban the site to save lives.

He said they have been threatened with exclusion from the school as a result, calling the move "totally pathetic".Another parent, Kevin Price, said up to 200 pupils had been denied entry to classes, leaving both students and parents in tears.

He demanded the school provide him, in writing, the reason his daughter was being denied an education and accused staff of causing "emotional harm".Councillor Rachel Garrick, who represents Caldicot, said she was concerned.“I always get concerned at a list of reasons to remove education from children that appears focused on gender," she said.

"It feels very much like girls' bodies are being considered more than their right to an education.”A spokesperson for Monmouthshire council said: “We are aware that Caldicot School staff have been more rigorous in implementing the school’s uniform policy as published on the school’s website.

“The acting headteacher wrote to all parents and carers last week setting out that this would be the case as of Monday.

“With regards to the specific question regarding the length of skirts in school; all matters relating to girls’ uniforms are being dealt with by female members of staff.”Councillor Paul Singh has been appointed deputy mayor for 2025-26, with his wife Ranjit Dhillon becoming deputy mayoress.

Collingswood, who attended Manor Primary and Parkfields Secondary schools, worked in occupational health in local government for many years before becoming a lecturer.His father was a Bilston councillor for 17 years and, following in his footsteps, the new mayor previously served as the council's cabinet member for resident services and the environment, and as chair of the audit and risk committee.

His son Jack, a trooper serving with the British Army in The Queen's Royal Hussars regiment in Germany, is also chair of the Wolverhampton Armed Forces Covenant Board.Garda Commissioner (head of the Irish police force) Drew Harris has called for "a real reset" when it comes to road safety.