Stockport school's trip caught up in northern Italy coronavirus 'lockdown' - parents claim they weren't listened to
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukA school trip that was due to travel home from an airport in northern Italy this weekend has been forced to change its plans after a nationwide lockdown was enforced, amid the spread of coronavirus.
Staff and pupils from Brabyns Preparatory School in Marple flew to Turin Airport last Saturday for a week-long ski trip in La Plagne, France.
The group was due to fly home this coming Saturday via the same airport. On Monday, however, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced a nationwide 'lockdown' which includes travel restrictions and a ban on public gatherings.
On the same day, the UK Foreign Office issued guidance, warning Britons against all non essential travel to Italy, which has the highest number of cases of the virus outside of
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