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David Gardiner was a ‘Chipsian’ figure at the Leys school, Cambridge
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Wed 17 Feb 2021 12.59 EST
Last modified on Thu 18 Feb 2021 05.22 EST
My brother, David Gardiner, who has died aged 90, was a teacher respected by pupils and colleagues alike throughout a long career at the Leys school, Cambridge, and was honoured for his work in social housing in and around the city.
The son of Marie and Henry Gardiner, David was born in Harrow, north-west London, and grew up in Bournemouth, where our father was the manager of a branch of the Hope Brothers clothing retail chain. David went to Bournemouth school and then, on a bursary, to study natural sciences at Magdalene College, Cambridge.
‘We handed over £285k to scammers – why didn’t Halifax try to stop us?’
Telegraph Money won back £50,000 for the couple, after the bank said it could have done more
25 January 2021 • 6:00am
Higher earners could be at greater risk of fraud because banks are less likely to notice if they are being scammed, a fraud expert has warned.
Telegraph Money has won back £50,000 for two readers after their bank, Halifax, failed to detect they had been victims of fraud.
Banks try to block payments that look unusual. But this means when customers who regularly transfer large sums of money fall victim to a scam, this can be missed by their bank’s fraud systems.
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Gertrud Parker at the 2006 Museum of Craft and Folk Art gala in San Francisco. Photo: Parker family
The San Francisco Craft and Folk Art Museum opened in 1982 in a small Richmond District home owned by its founder Gertrud Parker a fiber artist with a belief that ceramics and wood carvings were as legitimate a form as fine art painting.
Parker had no fear of failure, or anything else. As a teenager, she’d narrowly escaped the Nazis by train out of her native Vienna. She trusted her hunch about folk art and she was right. Her museum outgrew the house and moved to Fort Mason before landing downtown as the renamed Museum of Craft and Folk Art. Its opening nights were packed up until its closing night, in October 2012 after a 30-year run at up to 60,000 visitors per annum.
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