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by Group Office on 23 March, 2020
A very popular martial arts club is under threat of closing due to problems which the hall owner is facing. Can you help them raise money? They say: “We have been trading for over 9 years and have built a very strong foundation on the local community. We have helped children and young people build […]
Read more Leave a commentby Group Office on 8 January, 2018
Liberal Democrats would like to remind parents they are running out of time to apply for primary school places for their children. The deadline for applications for the next academic year, which starts in September 2018, is Monday 15 January 2018. In order for a child to be eligible to start school in September 2018, […]
Read more Leave a commentby Group Office on 11 November, 2014
Disadvantaged primary school pupils in Redcar & Cleveland borough are set to receive nearly £8 million to boost attainment, the Liberal Democrats have announced. The pupil premium funding for 2015/16 will help teachers support those children at most risk of falling behind their colleagues. The figure for the borough is £7.95 million, an increase of […]
Read more Leave a commentby Group Office on 2 October, 2014
Redcar Liberal Democrats are urging people to recognise the hard work done by teachers in our communities. This comes in the run-up to World Teachers’ Day, held on 5 October. Councillor Josh Mason, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrat Group on Redcar & Cleveland Council, commented: “It is right to celebrate the work done by […]
Read more Leave a commentby Group Office on 22 January, 2013
Zetland ward Councillors Josh Mason and Ron Harrison have helped JE Batty School to compete in a national final with a £500 donation. Pupils from the Redcar school will be travelling to Loughborough in February to compete in the First Lego League final. Commenting on the team’s success, Cllr Mason said: “This is a fantastic […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 1 October, 2012
Liberal Democrat Councillor John Earl was delighted to be at the grand opening of the new ICT suite at Newcomen Primary School. Cllr Earl, who represents Dormanstown Ward, cut the ribbon to open the new facilities at a ceremony last Friday, 28 September. He was joined by ward colleague Cllr Eric Howden and pupils and […]
Read more Leave a commentby admin on 1 October, 2012
I congratulate Nunthorpe School on becoming an academy on 1 October. I am definitely looking forward to serving as one of its trustees and on its new board of directors. As chairman of the School’s Student Achievement Committee, I am confident that academy status will enable the new Academy to go from strength to […]
Read more Leave a commentby Chris on 20 April, 2012
On Tuesday this week, the cabinet of Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council voted to introduce a flat-rate charging policy for adults with special educational needs (SEN) to travel to college. The move will also hit elderly people attending day care centres and adults with SEN using day services and respite care. Post-16 SEN learners will […]
Read more Leave a commentby Group Office on 20 April, 2012
Last Month Redcar and Cleveland Council’s Scrutiny Board recommended that a decision to impose charges for transport to faith schools with immediate effect, should be reconsidered by the Labour Cabinet. This week, the Cabinet voted to ignore the recommendation to reconsider and pushed ahead with the original proposal. This decision by the Labour Cabinet will […]
Read more Leave a commentby Group Office on 21 September, 2009
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council is currently undertaking Statutory Consultation on its “Building Schools for the Future” plans. The consultation which runs until Sunday 25th October, focuses on the following proposals: *to discontinue Gillbrook College and expand Eston Park School *to discontinue St Peter’s Catholic College of Maths and Computing, South Bank and expand Sacred […]
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