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Letter to the Editor: social media ban for under-16s is a good idea

By Ashley Loveridge

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Ashley Loveridge
Ashley Loveridgehttps://www.stroudtimes.com

Dear Editor,

So Australia intends to ban under 16s on social media, why can’t Great Britain do the same?

This would solve a lot of problems with children, stop all this online bullying and a host of other problems.

Let children get back to being children, get outside and smell the fresh air, instead of looking at that screen.

Clive Noble,

Stroud

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