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Reply — Craig Smith

This is the public record of what was published, and of what the later checks observed. It is not an endorsement of Craig Smith or of the text. If something here is wrong, send a correction. A reply is a suggestion. It does not edit this page, the April 2025 scrape, or the audit.

The record

URLs from the April 2025 scrape, checked again on 7 September 2026.

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What changed

April site text compared with the 21 September 2026 homepage fetch of https://www.craig-smith.uk.2 sentences still present, 122 not found, 8 new.The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

The snapshot lists 5 of 122 sentences that were not found. The rest are counted, not quoted here.

Before · April 2025

Cookies cannot be used to identify you personally, but are important to the smooth experience of this website on your device, in the following ways:- - Recognising your device so that your don't have to give the same information several times during one task - Measuring the number of people coming t

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://www.craig-smith.uk

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

As your County Councillor, I have worked hard to get the worst roads in Coalville resurfaced and potholes filled quicker.I got Forest Road resurfaced which had 28 potholes and had been a nightmare for residents for years.Then I got Ravenstone Cross Roads resurfaced, which had so many potholes it had

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After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://www.craig-smith.uk

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

The cookie persists for 30 days, meaning that unless you or your browser clear existing cookies, the pop-up won't display again the next time you visit the website if that visit is within 30 days. popup Remembers when you've closed a pop-up so that it doesn't appear again during your session.

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://www.craig-smith.uk

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

We have no control over website developers who copy this policy for their own purposes, which is a breach of copyright, but if you are reading this on a genuine Bluetree website, you will see 'Powered by Bluetree' at the bottom of the footer.

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://www.craig-smith.uk

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

We do not place any non-essential cookies on the website (e.g for advertisers) and therefore there are no cookie management preferences, but nonetheless you can control what cookies are used, by editing the settings in your web browser.

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://www.craig-smith.uk

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

New on the later homepage, not matched to a removed sentence

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Corrections today go to the project tracker. The link opens a GitHub issue with this record filled in. There is no login on Civicord, no review queue on this site, and no email is sent.

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History stays appended. A maintainer can publish an accepted correction later. The scrape and the audit remain citable either way.