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Tributes paid to Ellesmere College headmaster Brendan Wignall - Vimarsana News

Tributes paid to Ellesmere College headmaster Brendan Wignall

The Headmaster of Ellesmere College for the past 27 years has died aged 63, having lost his battle with cancer. 

20mph speed limit to be introduced outside some Shropshire schools - Vimarsana News

20mph speed limit to be introduced outside some Shropshire schools

A Shropshire Council programme is set to see 20mph speed limits introduced outside selected Shropshire schools from next year.

Council to review and enforce Yellow zig-zag lines outside schools - Vimarsana News

Council to review and enforce Yellow zig-zag lines outside schools

Shropshire Council is to carry out a review and enforce yellow zig-zag lines found outside schools across the county.

Ellesmere play area opening completes £100,000 investment in beauty spot - Vimarsana News

Ellesmere play area opening completes £100,000 investment in beauty spot

Children who helped choose designs for a new play area in a county beauty spot were on hand to declare the site officially open last week.

Chester-based trust's laptops appeal has saved schools £100k | Chester and District Standard - Vimarsana News

Chester-based trust's laptops appeal has saved schools £100k | Chester and District Standard

NORTH West Academies Trust's appeal for used laptops to help more children access online lessons has saved local schools approximately £100,000. That's the verdict of CEO Steve Docking, who says he has been overwhelmed by the generosity of people and businesses across Cheshire and Shropshire. NWAT, which runs eight schools, launched the campaign soon after the turn of the year when an audit found 150 of their pupils did not have a device with which to join online classrooms. The Chester-based Trust quickly hit their initial target to accommodate their own children, but pushed on to h...