Andrew Chamberlain

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Arthur Parashar |Andrew Chamberlain

Furious residents whose homes back onto a proposed 4,700 plot cemetery fear their lives will be made a 'misery' if their fields are 'replaced with dead people'. Pendle Council this month submitted designs for a controversial £4.4million burial ground to be built on fields in a residential area of Nelson, Lancashire. The cemetery was initially proposed as a Muslim burial site to meet the demands of the town's large Islam population, but it is now being described as a 'multi-faith' graveyard.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Liz Hull |Elizabeth Haigh |Andrew Chamberlain

The head of a blundering private boarding school that closed with just two days' notice has fled to Dubai – while parents frantically search for new schools for their children. Executive headteacher Jonathan Harrison and his wife, Lou, jetted off on holiday just hours after mums and dads received confirmation of the senior school's closure. Shocked parents, who paid up to £36,000-a-year to send their children to Moorland School, in Clitheroe, Lancs., have branded Mr Harrison a 'coward'.

4 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Andrew Chamberlain |Liz Hull

A blundering private boarding school that failed to register pupils for their GCSEs is shutting for good tomorrow (Fri), it emerged today. Shocked parents were given two days' notice of the closure of £36,000-a-year Moorland School in an email on Wednesday evening.

4 weeks ago | thisismoney.co.uk | Andrew Chamberlain |Liz Hull

A blundering private boarding school that failed to register pupils for their GCSEs is shutting for good tomorrow, it emerged today. Shocked parents were given two days' notice of the closure of £36,000-a-year Moorland School in an email on Wednesday evening.

4 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Andrew Chamberlain |Liz Hull

A blundering boarding school that charges £36,000-a-year in fees has failed to register its Year 11 pupils for this summer's GCSE exams. Moorland School went into liquidation last year and was stripped of its licence to enter students for the qualifications. According to an insider, parents had already been asked to pay for the exams, which are not included in the school fees, in January – around the time the cock-up emerged.