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Convicted Fraudster Sets up GoFundMe for Union Jack Dress Girl's Father
RUGBY, ENGLAND, JUL 17 – A convicted fraudster from Wales launched a fundraiser raising over £1,600 to support a girl barred from wearing a Union Jack dress at school, organizers said.
- Last Friday, Courtney Wright was isolated at Bilton School in Rugby, Warwickshire, for wearing a Union Jack dress inspired by Spice Girl Geri Halliwell.
- During the school’s Culture Day, attire rules applied on July 11, 2025, prompting controversy after Courtney Wright was isolated for wearing a Union Jack dress.
- Amid personal threats, Bilton School on Thursday cited extremist abuse online and via our telephone systems, leading to early summer closure.
- More than £1600 has been raised so far by Voice of Wales, run by Dan Morgan and Stan Robinson, from 136 donations, raising funds for Courtney Wright's father.
- On September 13th, Courtney Wright will speak in London, invited by Tommy Robinson, wearing her Union Jack dress, to a global audience.
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School embroiled in Union Jack dress row closes early for summer after staff receive 'extremist abuse'
The school that stopped a 12-year-old girl from wearing a Union Jack dress to its culture day has closed early for the summer after claiming staff had received "extremist abuse"
·London, United Kingdom
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School which banned Union flag dress closes early for summer after 'extremist threats' - Manchester Evening News
Bilton School in Rugby, who banned a student wearing a Union flag dress to inclusion day, says it will close early this summer after receiving "extremist abuse" online
·Manchester, United Kingdom
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