Tabitha Wilson

1 week ago | sthelensstar.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

St Helens College (Image: Google Street View) A COLLEGE is planning to build a new 3.2 metre boundary fence. St Helens College has submitted a planning application to construct the fence around animal enclosures at its STEM Campus farm in Pocket Nook. This is part of an upgrade to the Animal Management and Care course facilities, which involves moving the current farm enclosures to a less-used section of the campus car park.

1 week ago | northwichguardian.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

Leighton Hospital (Image: Google) A 'SIGNIFICANT' milestone has been reached on the journey towards the construction of a new state-of-the-art hospital in Cheshire. Plans are in place to redevelop the Leighton Hospital site, with patients benefitting from a rebuild of the facility to replace buildings containing reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC).

1 week ago | thenorthernecho.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

The academy will train people from the area in modern building methods (Image: Tom Banks) Education Partnership North East (EPNE) is leading a new plan to train future house builders and help tackle the need for affordable homes in the region. Working closely with Social Housing Innovation North-East (SHINE) and seven housing providers in the area, EPNE has started a strategic housing skills alliance.

1 week ago | thenorthernecho.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

The Mayor visits a believe housing customer (Image: Supplied) A North East housing association has received praise for its ongoing home energy upgrades programme. The initiative, led by the not-for-profit landlord, believe housing, was applauded by North East Mayor Kim McGuinness for its contributions towards reducing household bills, alleviating poverty, and fostering a greener future. Mayor McGuinness said: "I am committed to making the North East the home of real opportunity.

1 week ago | thenorthernecho.co.uk | Tabitha Wilson

There will be plenty to do this Easter (Image: Supplied) The Dorman Museum has announced a series of popular events returning for the Easter break. Spellbound Family Magic shows will return to the Linthorpe Road museum after they proved popular in February. The shows, designed specifically for young visitors, will be held on Wednesdays and Thursdays, April 16, 17, 23 and 24, at 10.30am and 12.30pm.