ALTRINCHAM Little Theatre has an entertaining season coming up with a mixture of heart-warming comedy and gripping mystery. They will commence from September 29 – October 5 in a fine, bright way with Philip Goulding’s warmly funny play about love
Urmston Masonic Hall opened its doors to the community on Sunday to allow members of the community the opportunity to have a look around the Lodge and to also ask any questions they may have had about Freemasonry. Guests were welcomed with complementary
FORMER Altrincham Grammar School Boy, Alex Bescoby, co-founder of award-winning Film Company, Grammar Productions, set off on a journey from Singapore to London in a ancient Land Rover on Sunday. He was joined by Tim Slessor , 87. who, along with
THE Cosmic Shambles Network in association with Footprint Theatre are bringing their hit production of Signals to Waterside Arts Centre, Sale, on Saturday, October 12 at 8pm. It was a hit at last year’s Edinburgh Fringe and the visit to Sale will
SALE High School has maintained excellent results and has set the bar high. The school continues to be above national average for English and Maths results with record breaking results in languages. Students performed exceptionally across all subject
THE Manchester College celebrates its best ever Grades this GCSE results day Students achieved record-breaking results for the college, with a fantastic 98 per cent pass rate in both English and maths. This is over a ten percentage point increase
Pupils from the Trafford area have notched up an impressive tally of elite grades in their GCSE examinations, contributing to Withington Girls’ School’s exceptional set of results this year. The cohort of 23 local girls amassed between them an outstanding
WITH 19 GCSEs between them, Hulme Hall Grammar School’s headboy and headgirl are celebrating after a successful results day. Joe Hayes from Didsbury achieved 10 GCSEs. Said Joe: “I am so pleased that the extra work that I put in has now paid
Trafford College’s Full Time GCSE Programme is now entering its fifth year with 25% more students expected to enrol this academic year. During the one-year course students are fast-tracked through GCSE biology, chemistry, physics, maths, English
FIRST class results were posted by schools, with some celebrating a record-breaking year! Notable results included Altrincham Grammar School for Girls which saw 36.1 per cent of all entries achieving the very top grade of 9 and 82.1 per cent of
A SCHOOL in Stretford is celebrating a huge spike in GCSE results with grades up a whopping 12 percent on last year. More students than ever before at Lostock School achieved a grade five or above in both English and maths which is the government
