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Student radio nominated for two awards
CAT Radio – student radion station on the Warrington Campus of the University of Chester – has been nominated for two national radio awards.
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Beth Tweddle to give public talk at university campus
BRITAIN’S greatest ever gymnast, Dr Beth Tweddle MBE, will return to the Warrington Campus of the University of Chester on Tuesday, November 13, 6.30pm, to speak to staff, students and members of the local community.
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Poppy cascade honours Warrington’s only WW1 woman victim May Westwell
VIDEO: A POPPY cascade has been made to commemorate the death May Westwell – the only Warrington woman to have died on active service during World War One – 100 years ago today!
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Buying Cheap Custom Essays: Pros and Cons
Essay writing is among the requirements for evaluation among students from time to time.
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Colourful runners raise money for school
MORE than 500 pupils, staff and parents from St Wilfrid’s CE Primary School, Grappenhall, took part in the school’s first-ever Colour Run.
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University campus opens its doors to potential students
THE Warrington Campus of the University of Chester is opening its doors to the next potential intake of students on Saturday, October 20.
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How to Write a Research Proposal for a Strong Ph.D. Application
We can’t promise that reading these tips you will be able to write a research proposal for a Ph.D. application…
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Historians wanted – to research lives of local war heroes
SCHOOLS and community groups in Warrington are being encouraged to research the lives of local war heroes, to mark 100 years since the end of World War One.
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Safety messages for 10-11 year-olds
MORE than 600 children and their teachers took part in special workshops based around online safety, first aid and road safety at Warrington.
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Warrington students get better at maths and English
THE number of Warrington students achieving a “strong pass” in GCSE Maths and English has increased, the borough council has announced.
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