Entries by Baba

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Record Breaking ‘Class of 2022’ Results for Staffordshire’s Leading College

Newcastle and Stafford Colleges Group (NSCG) are celebrating the success of students from ‘The Class of 2022’. This is the first time students have taken formal examinations since 2019 after The Department for Education cancelled external examinations during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and exams regulator Ofqual directed schools and colleges to submit teacher […]

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Sporting spirit in Newcastle-under-Lyme

As Birmingham bid farewell to the Commonwealth Games, residents in Newcastle-under-Lyme continued its legacy with their own sports day inspired by the Queen’s Baton Relay visit to their home, last month. Residents at Belong care village on Lower Street competed in a number of events including ribbon gymnastics, show jumping and netball, all tailored to […]

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Congratulations for former Croupier Andy who played his cards right at university

A former croupier hasn’t looked back after taking the gamble to quit his job and study at Staffordshire University. Andy Cartlidge, 49 from Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent left school with only four GCSEs and worked as a croupier at a casino until his cousin convinced him to apply to university. After completing the Step-Up to Higher Education course, Andy […]

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Reincarnated Rubbish – Endangered and Extinct at the Brampton Museum

A thought-provoking exhibition at Brampton Museum is bringing home the recycling message  ‘Reincarnated Rubbish – Endangered and Extinct’, by artist Val Hunt, features sculptural pieces made from recycled materials, showing that beautiful artworks can be created from what we would normally discard. Val uses ‘throw away’ material to depict animals, exotic birds, fish, dinosaurs and […]

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Invitations to support 850th Anniversary for Newcastle-under-Lyme

Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Council has written to key partners to offer them an opportunity to support a programme of celebratory events planned for the borough in 2023. In 1173 Newcastle-under-Lyme was given Royal Charter of Incorporation status, making it a borough. which gave the area a new prominence and, in addition, allowed it to hold markets […]

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NEW VIC BORDERLINES RECEIVES GENEROUS COMMITMENT OF SUPPORT FROM THE DENISE COATES FOUNDATION

The New Vic Theatre has welcomed the continued support of the Denise Coates Foundation, as it awards a significant grant to the theatre’s Borderlines programme over the next four years. The Denise Coates Foundation has committed to give up to £480,000 over a four-year period to the New Vic’s community outreach programme Borderlines. The conditional grant will […]

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Mature student finds new outlook on the life at university

A mature student diagnosed with dyspraxia and autism while doing his degree has graduated with first-class honours with support from Staffs Uni.  Carl Smith, 28 from Trent Vale, is the first person in his family to go to university after believing that higher education would never be for him. After struggling in school, Carl worked […]

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Luke lands ideal job thanks to work experience programme

A young man with Asperger’s syndrome has found his ideal job thanks to a successful work experience programme delivered by Staffordshire County Council. Twenty-six-year-old Luke Harrison is the latest person to benefit from the ‘Open Door’ programme, having secured a job as a Business Support Assistant at the local authority. After working for over ten years in […]

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