Grant Shapps 'edited Wikipedia page to remove school records' Mr Shapps is understood to have been motivated to edit his page after several incidents of online "vandalism" in which internet users added false references to his religious beliefs and other personal details. Several politicians have suffered similar false additions to their profiles. On Sunday, it was revealed that he deleted a reference from the website to his time at Watford Grammar School for Boys, where the website claimed he gained four O-levels. His supporters pointed out that he actually received five. It also emerged that a section on donations to his private office had been removed. The page had claimed that Mr Shapps "had taken large donations from companies related to his frontbench portfolio," including tens of thousands of pounds from two online mortgage brokers, an estate agent, a commercial property developer and a solicitors" firm. Other references to a "number of unfortunate gaffes during his time on the Conservative frontbench" were also deleted, with the explanation: "Politically slanted comments removed, repeat posting may be taken as an abuse of the system." New sections were added to the Wikipedia biography, including a glowing testimony to his work with the homeless. Jack Dromey, the Shadow Housing Minister, told The Observer that Mr Shapps had given "hubris a bad name," adding: "Grant Shapps can't hide from his past." But a Conservative source said: "Hundreds of edits have been made to Grant's Wikipedia page - many of them mischief making. Grant is proud of his five O-Levels.