Latest news from Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown.
The next major milestone on the route out of lockdown begins on Monday, 17 May, when lots of old freedoms return. Here’s what changes…
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Students at Wargrave House in Newton-le-Willows are looking super smart post-lockdown after a visit from a mobile barber!
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Find out who won in the local elections in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown.
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These five inspirational young people from Newton-le-Willows and Lowton have been chosen as nominees for the Rotary’s national Young Citizens Award 2021.
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When pupils were home learning, teachers at Hope Academy decided to do their bit to ensure they had all the equipment and support they needed.
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Do you know a young person in Newton-le-Willows who makes life better for others and sets a fantastic example to their peers?
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‘No questions asked, nobody left behind’ is the motto of volunteers behind this lovely project in Newton-le-Willows.
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Where to get help or give help and how to support local businesses, organisations and each other during lockdown.
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Wanting to get out in the garden this January? We have some ideas for jobs to be done this month.
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If you have spare items in the cupboard, or are in a position to donate some items to help local families in need, your support will be welcomed by the local Food Bank.
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The volunteers from Rotary Newton-le-Willows have been doing their bit to Keep Britain Tidy this month with a local litter pick collecting 10 kilos of rubbish!
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After MPs voted against extending free school meal support during half term, local businesses & organisations have stepped up to help.
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This Newton-le-Willows pub is a well deserved winner – after it became the hub of volunteering activity during the Covid-19 lockdown.
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These schoolchildren from Newton-le-Willows have heped design road signs encouraging motorists to park responsibly around their school.
Becoming a charity gives the team access to more funding – and could help bring in £10,000 extra a year to re-invest into the football club.
A planned £1.25m renovation of this historic pub stalled when Covid hit… but now there’s hope that the Pied Bull will be back to its full glory soon.
The Newton-le-Willows school and college was among the big winners at the Educate Awards, which took place virtually this year.
Pupils and staff at Wargrave House plan to plant more than 400 trees to help improve the local environment.
The Eco committee of students have worked on a range of activities to improve the local environment – and to understand how they can help tackle global climate issues, too.
Businesses in Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown are invited to sign up to a free digital webinar to help get their business online.
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