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MP congratulates school on its ‘journey to excellence’
18 Jan 2010
Newcastle MP Paul Farrelly has paid tribute to a local primary school which has been recognised as one of the most improved in the country.
Newcastle MP pledges to oppose lifting cap on tuition fees
11 Nov 2009
Newcastle-under-Lyme’s MP Paul Farrelly has renewed his pledge to oppose any increase in university tuition fees - and called on students and their families to demand to know if any candidate at the next general election would be prepared break their ‘party whip’ over the issue on a future vote in Parliament.
Children's centres at risk from cutbacks, warns Newcastle MP
03 Nov 2009
Newcastle MP Paul Farrelly has welcomed the opening of three new children’s centres in the Borough but warned that urgent action is needed to protect them from a future of cutbacks and closures.
Knutton St Mary’s celebrates new school wildlife garden
12 Oct 2009
Children at Knutton St Mary’s primary school in Newcastle have created a new wildlife and sensory garden, helped by funding from the BBC and the Big Lottery, and the efforts of parents, teachers and local community volunteers.
Peter Pan celebrates 40 years as children’s special needs nursery
26 Sep 2009
Newcastle’s Peter Pan special needs nursery has marked its 40th anniversary with a celebration fun day at Newcastle and Hartshill Cricket Club on Saturday.
Hempstalls school visits parliament
06 Jul 2009
Newcastle’s MP Paul Farrelly today welcomed the school council of Hempstalls Primary as the latest school to visit parliament for an in-depth tour of the Houses of Parliament.
Visions of Newcastle sealed in time capsule
03 Jul 2009
Images of how Newcastle might look in 50 years’ time have been sealed inside a special time capsule as part of a competition to mark the town’s new £60 million college building.
Helping to spread the magic of Peter Pan
13 Mar 2009
A lottery grant of nearly £500,000 is helping to transform the fortunes of Newcastle’s Peter Pan Day Nursery, for children with special needs.
Newcastle College celebrates milestone with ‘Topping Out’ ceremony
16 Jan 2009
Newcastle-under-Lyme College (NULC) is to host a ‘Topping Out’ ceremony to celebrate a major step in its £60 million new campus development.
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