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Primary school headteacher and mum brave 100ft abseil to support hospice (opens the original)
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A PRIMARY school headteacher and her mum braved a 100ft abseil to help support the hospice which cared for her dad during his final weeks. Rachel Jones, the headteacher at Kingsley St John's Primary School, and her mum Ann Loyden took on the challenge at Wirral's Leasowe Lighthouse, the UK's old brick-built lighthouse. The mum-and-daughter duo were raising money for The Hospice of the Good Shepherd, where Mrs Jones' dad Terry Loyden had stayed for some respite and support before his death. Mrs J
Special bingo night raises more than £2,000 to help support county's carers (opens the original)
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More than £2,000 has been raised to help support carers in Cheshire. A special bingo night was held at the Meadowbank Social Club in Winsford on Friday, September 18, in aid of the Cheshire & Warrington Carers Trust. The evening itself raised £1,856, with a further boost coming from Barclays' match funding. The final figure is yet to be released. Volunteer Craig Blackburn, who helped collect an array of prizes for the event, said: "It was amazing to see the club so full of people supporting th
'Strong' GCSE results a 'reflection of continued improvements' at Middlewich High (opens the original)
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MIDDLEWICH High's class of 2026's strong set of GCSE results is a reflection of the continued improvements being made at the school, according to headteacher Lydia Naylor. Students popped into the school today, Thursday, to collect their grades after years of hard work and determination. The school was delighted with the fact many students have made exceptional progress from their starting points, with a significant number achieving the highest grades across a range of subjects. Headteacher Lydi
'Best ever' results for sixth form as Class of '26 leaves record-breaking legacy (opens the original)
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SUNSHINE and smiles were in abundance at St Nicholas Catholic High School as its Class of 2026 achieved record-breaking A-level results. The Hartford school welcomed its sixth form students yesterday, Thursday, as they received their results and confirmation of their next steps. St Nicholas students have secured places at leading universities, highly competitive degree apprenticeships, and a wide range of exciting destinations. Delighted headteacher Craig Burns said: “Today is about celebrating
'More than just a day on the calendar': Generations celebrate Rose Fete centenary (opens the original)
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GLORIOUS sunshine shone down as generations of Weaverham residents gathered to celebrate a beloved tradition reaching its 100th year. Though the world may have changed beyond recognition since 1926, the Weaverham Rose Fete has been one constant bringing the village community together. And, on Saturday, July 11, crowds once again lined the village's streets for a day filled with smiles, laughter, and community spirit, that 'will live long in the memory' of those in attendance. And taking her plac
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