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Warrington nursery told by Ofsted it 'requires improvement' in first inspection
A PADGATE nursery has been told by Ofsted it requires improvements following its first inspection. Education watchdogs visited Ashbourne Day Nursery, in Padgate, on June 14, but reported a number of issues that needed addressing by the setting.
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All the Ofsted ratings given to Warrington primary schools since September
AS the schools break up for summer and kids enjoy a month of sun (or maybe rain), we thought we would reflect on the outcomes of all the Ofsted inspections primary schools across the borough have had since the start of the school year. Looking
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Delight as important repairs carried out at Warrington Bus Interchange
A BUS user has spoken of his delight now that important repairs have been undertaken at Warrington Bus Interchange. Former town mayor Geoff Settle, who is also chair of Warrington Visually Impaired People (WVIP), is a regular passenger on Warrington
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Home on sought-after street in Warrington for sale for first time since construction
A HOME on one of Warrington’s most sought-after streets is for sale for the first time since construction. The property is located on Lyons Lane in Appleton and stands on a plot extending to just over half an acre. It is described by estate
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Places in Warrington where kids can eat for free or at a discount this summer
THE summer holidays are upon us. And who doesn’t love a family meal out? If you are wanting to dine out on a budget or just simply want to cut down on costs these school holidays, we have put a list together of eateries in Warrington where
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Cat owners urged to look for symptoms of 'serious' disease affecting their pets
A vet has urged cat owners to look for the symptoms of a 'serious' disease that could be affecting their pets. In a world of constant adverts and advice to ease our own digestive issues, you'll be forgiven for thinking that gut problems are something
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Martin Lewis' MSE explains changes to the £200 school uniform grant in UK
Money Saving Expert (MSE) has explained in depth the £200 grants towards school uniforms. MSE, which was founded by finance guru Martin Lewis, explained all in a handy guide. It said: "If you're on certain benefits, such as Universal Credit
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Public invited into fire service's high-tech training centre for first time ever
A 'STATE-OF-THE-ART' firefighting training centre is opening up to the public. Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service is hosting an open day at Winsford Fire Station, in Sadler Road, on Tuesday (July 30). For the first time in the service’s history
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The numbers behind Luke Yates' impressive all-round display at Wigan
THERE was one name on the lips of Warrington Wolves fans for most of the night during their thumping win at Wigan Warriors. And to paraphrase the earworm chant they have concocted in celebration of him, the spark that started the fire was Luke
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Culcheth High rowing team celebrate rowing regatta success
Culcheth High rowing team celebrated success as they went head-to-head with other schools in a regatta. The year eight pupils competed in the All Aboard Rowing Schools Regatta, showcasing their skills along the River Mersey alongside 30 other schools
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Warrington named as one of best places for proximity to parks and gardens
WARRINGTON has been named as one of the best places for proximity to parks and gardens, according to a new study. The average distance to a park, public garden or playing field in the town is 263.14 metres. The Green Giants research, conducted
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Thewlis sets individual and collective challenge as Wire's focus turns to Hull KR
IT is a game that will be remembered by Warrington Wolves fans for some time. As Josh Thewlis explains, however, the players know they must quickly move on from thrashing Wigan Warriors for another big test awaits. A stunning display from Sam
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The record Wire managed to break thanks to Rodrick Tai's late try
WARRINGTON Wolves’ win at Wigan Warriors on Friday night will live long in the memory of Wire fans regardless of what happens in the months ahead. However, the manner of it means it will be permanently etched into the record books. Rodrick
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Award-winning Daresbury colleague celebrates 25 years at firm
A COLLEAGUE who works in Daresbury is celebrating 25 years of service. Melanie Ferris, a sales consultant at Redrow’s Daresbury Garden Village, joined the firm back in 1999. The 54-year-old has won a number of awards over her career, including
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THE MORNING AFTER: Unpacking another memorable Warrington win
IT was another night to savour for Warrington Wolves and their supporters. A week after beating St Helens despite playing with 12 men for more than an hour, The Wire were more emphatic in their thrashing of their other neighbours Wigan Warriors
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Dance school where children flourish and shine is top of the class
STACEY Atkinson has been teaching children, young people and adults to dance for more than two decades. She’s more than mastered the art of dance. And her skills have earned her and her dance school – Velocity Dance – our latest Best of 2024
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Every picture tells a story - share your favourite images and the stories behind them
EVERY picture tells a story – and we want to hear the stories behind the photos you take. Taking photos is second nature to most people with smart phones and tablets easily accessible to snap a quick shot and save the memory. We’re launching
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Class of 2024: Graduation celebrations for Warrington students
STUDENTS across Warrington have been celebrating after finishing their studies and graduating from college and university. We asked you to share pictures of your sons and daughters at their graduations for a chance to feature in our online gallery
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Cowboy trader scammed his victims out of £27k which he invested into cryptocurrency
A COWBOY trader scammed multiple victims out of more than £27,000 which he used to invest in cryptocurrency and purchased booze and drugs with. Work to transform the gardens of five families was never carried out during the pandemic, despite Oliver
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Plans to save characterful Grade II-listed former town centre bank building
A CHARACTERFUL former bank building in Warrington town centre is at risk of further deterioration. That is unless plans to restore it are not approved by Warrington Borough Council, it is proposed. An application has been drawn up seeking listed
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Resident's outrage at years of 'inconsiderate' parking on street near sports facility
AN angry resident has spoken out about the years of 'inconsiderate parking' that plagues his street, situated behind a popular sports facility. Graham Myers, 68, has been a resident of Tavlin Avenue, in Dallam, for more than a decade. He has
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Court orders destruction of two XL bully dogs as owner handed community service
A COURT has given the order for two XL bully dogs to be destroyed. The direction was made during the sentencing of Daniel Saunders for owning the prohibited breed dogs. The 28-year-old, of Warrington Road in Bold Heath, was handed community
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Supermarket wars as Tesco objects to opening of new Lidl store in town
SUPERMARKET wars have broken out in Warrington over plans to open a new food store in the town. In June last year, discount supermarket chain Lidl submitted plans to open a new store at Pinners Brow Retail Park. Currently, the site consists