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special educational needs and disabilities
Lancashire families to benefit as charity opens nursery for children with additional needs
A new nursery for children with additional needs is opening in Mawdesley this October to serve families across Lancashire. On 4 October 2021, the charity Rainbow Hub will open an […]
Lancashire County Council‘s cabinet has approved proposals to expand Sir Tom Finney Community High School. The plans to open the top floor of the Ribbleton school will see an extra […]
An expansion of Sir Tom Finney Community High School in Ribbleton is set to create up to 100 additional places and improve the facilities for pupils with special educational needs […]
Preston parents and carers are being asked to complete a short survey about a service for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). The survey will […]
- Electronic signs to make Preston and Lancashire’s roads safer | Blog Preston19 comments
- Winning Broughton mosque design announced by Royal Institute of British Architects | Blog Preston16 comments
- Aerial pictures show progress on The Exchange development in Preston city centre | Blog Preston17 comments
- Preston woman receives inappropriate comments trying to sell her car | Blog Preston12 comments
- Preston reacts to the unveiling of Wallace and Gromit bench | Blog Preston18 comments
- Preston woman receives inappropriate comments trying to sell her car
- Mowgli owner announces lease signed on new Preston restaurant
- Winning Broughton mosque design announced by Royal Institute of British Architects
- Emergency generator arrives in Fulwood as 118 homes without power
- Planning application submitted for 42 new homes in Woodplumpton
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