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3:13pm Monday 1st October 2001
CHILDREN at Phoenix Pre-School Centre received a huge boost when the Metropolitan Police handed over a cheque for £4,065.
The money will be used to support the work of the centre, including a new project called Bromley EarlyBird Partnership which works with parents and young children newly-diagnosed with autism.
Vital equipment will be bought including special computer items and new musical instruments.
Headteacher Helen Norris said: “We are so fortunate to have had all this support. Our children are extra special. They will benefit so much from these new resources and have such fun in their newly-refurbished house.”
It owes its existence to a postal strike, but, from its humble beginnings, Ilkley’s Literature Festival has blossomed into a major event of international standing.
A two-candidate election which has been attacked as a drain on local public spending has come under fire again for a major’s party’s failure to put forward its own candidate.
Major improvements are planned for Ilkley Moor after a £50,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund was announced on Wednessay.
A new non-invasive test for pregnant women worried that their unborn child has Down's syndrome has been developed by scientists.
Controversial artist Damien Hirst has donated three sketches to a charity auction.
Northampton and Ireland flanker Neil Best's appeal against an 18-week suspension for eye-gouging has been dismissed by a Rugby Football Union panel.
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