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1. www.warringtonguardian.co.uk › news › 24641843Academy Street town centre bus lane to ... - Warrington Guardian

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   4 days ago · Warrington Borough Council says it will suspend the current bus lane on Academy Street. Motorists are being made aware through the publication of a temporary Road Traffic Regulation Act order.

   • The Ofsted ratings for every secondary school in Warrington

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   • Warrington Wolves confirm academy signings for 2025

     WARRINGTON Wolves have confirmed the progression of nine...

2. www.warringtonguardian.co.uk › news › 24613263The Ofsted ratings for every secondary school in Warrington

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   Sep 28, 2024 · King's Leadership Academy Warrington – ‘outstanding’ This academy located in Woolston received the highest rating by Ofsted of outstanding in its most recent visit in July 2019.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Joseph_PriestleyJoseph Priestley - Wikipedia

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   2 days ago · In 1761, Priestley moved to Warrington in Cheshire and assumed the post of tutor of modern languages and rhetoric at the town's Dissenting academy, although he would have preferred to teach mathematics and natural philosophy.

5. warringtonwolves.com › news › 2024Warrington Wolves - Academy signings announced for 2025

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   Oct 1, 2024 · The place to get all your Warrington Wolves news and info.

6. archive.british-history.ac.uk › vch › lancsTownships: Warrington | British History Online

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   6 days ago · A circulating library, begun in 1760 by the projector of the Warrington Academy, was in 1848 united with the museum of the local Natural History Society, founded in 1835, and being taken over by the corporation became the public museum.

7. www.warringtonguardian.co.uk › sport › wolvesWarrington Wolves confirm academy signings for 2025

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   Oct 1, 2024 · WARRINGTON Wolves have confirmed the progression of nine young players into their Academy team for next year. All nine were stars of the club’s Scholarship side that won six and drew one of its...

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   Where are the best leadership schools in Warrington?

   • They feel safe and gain a strong appreciation of equality and diversity. King's Leadership Academy Warrington – ‘outstanding’ This academy located in Woolston received the highest rating by Ofsted of outstanding in its most recent visit in July 2019.

   The Ofsted ratings for every secondary school in Warrington

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   Is King's Leadership Academy Warrington a good school?

   • King's Leadership Academy Warrington – ‘outstanding’ This academy located in Woolston received the highest rating by Ofsted of outstanding in its most recent visit in July 2019. The report read: “The headteacher, trustees and other senior leaders share a clear vision, focusing on pupils’ character and academic achievement.

   The Ofsted ratings for every secondary school in Warrington

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   What is the Warrington clergy institution?

   • The Warrington Clergy Institution for the relief of widows and orphans of clergymen in the old archdeaconry of Chester, which included Cheshire and South Lancashire, was founded in 1697, and still continues its benevolent work.

   The parish of Warrington: Introduction, church and charities

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   Was Warrington a barony?

   • Warrington and Rixton seem to have been original parts of the Warrington barony, created early in the twelfth century, and long held by Pain de Vilers and his descendants the Boteler family.

   The parish of Warrington: Introduction, church and charities

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   Did Warrington have a rector?

   • In 1565 the rector and two others appeared; these two were survivors of the 1548 clergy, one being the schoolmaster. (fn. 120) Warrington thus fared better than other parishes in the neighbourhood in maintaining a staff of three clergy, there being only one chapel to serve in addition to the parish church.

   The parish of Warrington: Introduction, church and charities

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   How did the Civil War affect Warrington?

   • James I visited Sir Thomas Ireland at Bewsey in 1617 (fn. 17) in his progress from Scotland southwards. The Civil War necessarily affected Warrington through the town's situation on the road to the north, which made it 'the principal key of Lancashire.'

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9. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › lancsThe parish of Warrington: Introduction, church and charities

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   Sep 30, 2024 · This town abounds in dissenters, and has an academy for young preachers of that persuasion.' The most notable institution in the modern history of the town was the Academy just referred to, founded in 1757 for the education of candidates for the ministry among the Protestant Nonconformists.