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Having studied several payment methods such as PayPal and Worldpay, we concluded that we are here to provide the best possible coaching for Lucy Davidson, and paying exorbitant fees to online payment gateways is not the way to do it. So whilst ever Google Checkout provide the smallest transaction charges together with a security level that our donors expect, then they will remain our chosen partners.
As this site is being developed Lucy Davidson is a typical 13 year old about to enjoy the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
Like many kids her age she has a healthy interest in most sports but for Lucy one sport in particular is a passion... Table Tennis.
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Lucy is the eldest daughter of Mick and Rachel Davidson who for the past 7 years have devoted themselves to Lucys developing talent.
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Hope you enjoy browsing Lucy2012.com and please keep visiting the Newsroom to see Lucys progress.
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COMPETITION
FREE to enter if you are under 18 years of age otherwise it's £20 a go via Google Checkout. All proceeds will go to the Lucy2012 trust fund. The best entries will be listed below.
It's quite a simple competition, above is an image of the London sky-line and it contains 12 structures. Name them from left to right and it must be its official name, not any nickname. For example if you answered "Gherkin" for answer No.5 then you would be wrong.
Scroll down the page to the competition entry form and have a go... the very best of luck.
Best entries so far, eg. youngest winner, oldest winner etc...
YOUNGEST ENTRANT
09/SEP/08 - 6 out of 12 - Beth Sanders, 9 years, from Heath Primary School
and with a little help from her Granddad.
WORST ENTRY
03/SEP/08 - 5 out of 12 - David Crossland, 54yr old property consultant
from Derbyshire. Poor effort from a professional man.
BEST ENTRY
OLDEST ENTRANT
04/SEP/08 - 9 out of 12 - Janis Palethorpe, 55yr old mother of seven from
Chesterfield. Very good effort for one so intellectually challenged. Thanks for the donation.
We've invited Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, to check us out. We're sure he'll have a go and we'll publish his score once he has.
Tony Bennett - MD of a well known fashion wholesaler based in the City, could only manage 6 out of 12.