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The future of Telford Court is set to be rubber-stamped by councillors next week.Following a competitive process to dispose of the tower block for redevelopment, council officers have determined that Hightown Housing Association should be appointed as the preferred bidder.A report to next week’s meeting of SADC’s Telford Court Working...

Few names in Bordeaux evoke as much quiet reverence as Clarence Dillon. With a legacy rooted in excellence and a vision shaped by both tradition and innovation, Clarence Dillon Wines carries the torch for some of the region’s most celebrated estates. It was in 1935 that Clarence Dillon, an American financier...

It was a proud day for students, staff and parents of St Albans School as 61 per cent of all results achieved were grades 8-9 and 80 per cent of all pupil results were graded 7-9.More than half of the year group gained at least six grades between 8-9.The school...

Loreto students, parents and teachers were delighted with their GCSE and BTEC examination results, with 10 per cent of the cohort achieving eight Grade 8s and/or 9s across the board.Headteacher Lucy Thompson said: "These results are testament to the many exceptional performances at the college. We look forward to greeting...

Sandringham students have again achieved exceptional GCSE results, a reflection of their dedication, hard work, and resilience, said the leadership team.This year has seen a record number of students achieving the highest possible grades. Among the top performers were Beth Yang, Theo Thompson, Isaac Newbigging, Jamie Bridge, Sean Sajjad and...

Samuel Ryder Academy students have received an exceptional set of GCSE and BTEC results, with outstanding achievements across a range of subjects. The academy has seen more than 300 Grade 8s and 9s – the highest number in the school’s history. Headteacher Kyle Barry said: "I am delighted with this...

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