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Stories for 23 August 2006

A-Level Results 2006

Students score record results

SCHOOLS and colleges posted their best ever A-levels result this year.  more...

Students emerge among the best

A BOUT of chicken pox just two weeks before her exams did not stop Claire Davies from becoming one of the top students in the country.  more...

Taking a shot at the very top

A BOLTON School pupil found himself juggling his studies with representing his country in this year's Commonwealth Games.  more...

RESULTS - Bolton School Boys’ Division

BOLTON SCHOOL BOYS' DIVISION - Grades A to E, AS results in brackets.  more...

RESULTS - Bolton School Grils' Division

BOLTON SCHOOL GIRLS' DIVISION - Grades A to E, AS results in brackets.  more...

On course for their degree

THESE former Canon Slade students could not have done any better if they had tried.  more...

It’s not too late — try clearing

WHATEVER your grades it is not too late to rule out university.  more...

RESULTS - Canon Slade School

CANON SLADE SCHOOL - Grades A to E, AS results in brackets.  more...

RESULTS - Bolton Sixth Form College

BOLTON SIXTH FORM COLLEGE - Grades A to E, AS results in brackets.  more...

RESULTS - Bridgewater Independent School

BRIDGEWATER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL, WORSLEY - Grades A to E, AS results in brackets.  more...

Don’t let pressure beat you

FOR some young people the pressure to do well can be unbearable and in extreme cases has led to some taking their own lives.The cases of students taking their own lives is well documented, less known is about the numbers who actually make a suicide attempt.  more...

Geography student finds the right place

STAR student Chay Brooks is on his way to Cambridge after gaining three As in his A-levels.  more...

RESULTS - Westhoughton School

WESTHOUGHTON SCHOOL - Grades A to E, AS results in brackets.  more...

Don’t be afraid to ask for advice

WHETHER you have made the grade or not, what to study and where to do it are never the easiest of decisions.  more...

Exam results not the only way to success...

WITH more students than ever meeting the grade, those who have ended up with none must be distraught.  more...

Sammy still not ruling out studies

EMMERDALE actress Sammy Winward, now 20, recalls making the difficult decision to leave school at the age of 16 to pursue her acting career.  more...

RESULTS - Bury Grammar School

BURY GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOYS - A to E, AS levels in brackets.  more...

Schoolmates winging way to vet school

ANIMAL lovers Nadia Alnaimi and Nina Cooke have achieved their childhood ambitions to study veterinary science at university.  more...

Winning a sport place through clearing

DANIEL Morton, from Egerton, was one of thousands of students to secure a place through clearing.  more...

RESULTS - Leigh St Mary's Catholic High School

LEIGH ST MARY'S CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, ASTLEY - Y13 A Level passes A to E.  more...

Angela Kelly

Hospice garden a worthy appeal

IT is a reassuring truism that it is not the length of your life that matters but how you live it.  more...

Pete emerged as most sane

BIG Brother on TV has many fans but I'm not one of them.  more...

Ella off to do her duty

THIS week we wave farewell to a four-legged friend who's lived with us these past couple of months.  more...

The Halls are alive...

THE search for a Maria von Trapp for Andrew Lloyd Webber's new production of "The Sound of Music" makes compelling viewing.  more...

Beware of sales scam

THIS week I spent several minutes waiting on the phone after a recorded Ansafone message told me that a "message collection service" had a message waiting for me.  more...

Texan Renee plays Potter

THE North's beautiful Lake District is likely to get a tourist boost when the film Miss Potter is released at the end of the year.  more...

Cowell’s just desserts

A GREAT-grandma from Oldham provided one of the most satisfying TV moments for a while when she tore a strip off judge Simon Cowell at the start of the latest X-Factor series.  more...

Blackburn

Four arrested in hit-and-run death probe

FOUR men have been arrested and a vehicle has been seized by police investigating the hit-and-run death of a seven-year-old girl.  more...

Warning: Your lunch could be killig you

A LUNCHTIME diet of crisps, pies and high-fat sandwiches is killing East Lancashire's workforce and hitting company profits, health bosses have warned.  more...

Bolton News

Man on £5 drugs charge

A MAN from Bolton has appeared in court in connection with a £5.4 million cocaine seizure.  more...

Cancer wonder drug joy

BREAST cancer patients across Britain were celebrating today after winning their fight to be treated with the wonder drug, Herceptin.  more...

Minister’s praise for faith leaders

COMMUNITIES Minister Phil Woolas praised Bolton's race relations during a visit to the town.  more...

Boy of three starts blaze with lighter

A YOUNG family fled from their burning house after a three-year-old boy set fire to bedding with a lighter.  more...

US shopping is top dollar with tourists

SAVVY tourists and investors are snapping up thousands of pounds worth of American dollars as the exchange rate soars to its highest for years.  more...

‘Two Forms' work of art to return

A VALUABLE sculpture which stood in Bolton town centre for 20 years is to move amid fears it will become the target of vandals.  more...

Two in court on shooting charge

TWO men have appeared at court in connection with a drive-by shooting in Bolton.  more...

Plenty of fun for all the family

THE Fusion Festival hit the streets of Bolton in a riot of colour and an explosion of music, drama and dance.  more...

Hospital bosses face new probe over death

A HEALTH watchdog is investigating claims that a patient at the Royal Bolton Hospital was left in agony without painkillers or fresh water.  more...

Search is under way for extra police recruits

A RECRUITMENT drive has begun to find civilian police staff to pound beats across Bolton.  more...

Church faces bleak future

A PARISH church has been earmarked for demolition - a year after it closed because of dwindling congregation figures and spiralling maintenance costs.  more...

Researchers looking for difficult children

PARENTS with youngsters suffering from anxiety and prone to temper tantrums may soon be able to access pioneering treatment.  more...

Two-week break for archives’ stock-take

BOLTON Council's archives room will close on Saturday for more than two weeks to allow maintenance and stock work to take place.  more...

Motorists ‘misled’ over parking fines

BOLTON Council has been criticised by the Local Government Ombudsman over the wording on its parking tickets.  more...

£60,000 play plan approved

A NEW play area for youngsters is to be built in Little Lever after councillors approved a £60,000 scheme.  more...

Thief steals bike, but leaves front wheel and padlock

A TEENAGER is appealing for witnesses after a bike given to him by his friend was stolen.  more...

Free surfing for library members

MEMBERS of Bury Libraries can now access extensive reference and information facilities on-line free of charge.  more...

Business Headlines

Wanderers get help in branding

BOLTON Wanderers have appointed a world-leading sponsorship consultancy to develop the club's brand and increase its partnerships with business.  more...

New home for consultancy

a growing Bolton-based business development consultancy has moved to new offices in the commercial centre of the town.  more...

Centurions' Updates

Super Shakers send Black Cats crashing out

Bury scored twice late on to inflict more misery on 10-man Sunderland.  more...

Super Shakers send Black Cats crashing out

Bury scored twice late on to inflict more misery on 10-man Sunderland.  more...

Clarets News

Cotterill blasts officials

BURNLEY boss Steve Cotterill has slammed the officials after last night's embarrassing Carling Cup defeat to Hartlepool.  more...

Cricket Round-Up

Anderson is ready to roll

James Anderson will make a return to bowling action tomorrow night when he features alongside Kartik Murali for Lancashire against England.  more...

Darwen

New takeaway plan fury

COUNCILLORS and shop owners have vowed to fight a planning application for another takeaway in Darwen.  more...

Education News

MEP: education is failing young

A BOLTON MEP says the current education system "fails our young so badly".  more...

GCSE students get their own jobs website

A NEW website has been launched for GCSE students in Bolton who plan to find a job after they receive their results tomorrow.  more...

Garden Of Tranquility

Widow backs Garden of Tranquillity appeal

A HEADTEACHER who has raised thousands of pounds for Bolton Hospice is backing the Bolton Evening News Garden of Tranquillity appeal.  more...

Health News

£150,000 for breast cancer cure search

CASH is being pumped into a research project which aims to find a cure for breast cancer.  more...

Hyndburn News

THAT'S RUBBISH!

A RETIRED engineer who launched a one-man crusade against fly-tippers has been banned from his local tip - for taking too much rubbish.  more...

Latest Sport

Super Shakers send Black Cats crashing out

Bury scored twice late on to inflict more misery on 10-man Sunderland.  more...

Boro seal first point of season

RADCLIFFE Boro notched their first point of the season - but it should have been three as they failed to turn their dominance into goals against a hard-working Leek Town outfit in the UniBond Premier League.  more...

Super Shakers send Black Cats crashing out

Bury scored twice late on to inflict more misery on 10-man Sunderland.  more...

Boro seal first point of season

RADCLIFFE Boro notched their first point of the season - but it should have been three as they failed to turn their dominance into goals against a hard-working Leek Town outfit in the UniBond Premier League.  more...

Old Pals: Keeping In Touch Around The World

JANE MONK (nee ROWLAND) formerly from Tottington now Northampton

I am trying to locate an old school friend Michael Christopher Ward (b. 1951-2).  more...

LEN ARNOLD from Conway, North Wales

I am trying to locate a Bolton Family I knew back in the 1950s.  more...

TINA PORT of 3 Avon Road, Dee Why, Sydney, NSW 2099, Australia

I am looking to find living relatives descending from James and Mary Howarth who lived in Bolton.  more...

TINA PORT of 3 Avon Road, Dee Why, Sydney, NSW 2099, Australia

I am looking to find living relatives descending from James and Mary Howarth who lived in Bolton.  more...

TINA PORT of 3 Avon Road, Dee Why, Sydney, NSW 2099, Australia

I am looking to find living relatives descending from James and Mary Howarth who lived in Bolton.  more...

Radcliffe Boro

Boro seal first point of season

RADCLIFFE Boro notched their first point of the season - but it should have been three as they failed to turn their dominance into goals against a hard-working Leek Town outfit in the UniBond Premier League.  more...

Boro seal first point of season

RADCLIFFE Boro notched their first point of the season - but it should have been three as they failed to turn their dominance into goals against a hard-working Leek Town outfit in the UniBond Premier League.  more...

Slow start to Boro's season

BORO'S season got off to an inauspicious start as bad luck, questionable refereeing and a slow start all conspired to see Andy Johnston's side slip to an opening day defeat.  more...

Rovers News

GET BACK TO BASICS

BLACKBURN keeper Brad Friedel has told his team-mates let's get back to basics' as Rovers prepare to face Everton at Ewood Park tonight.  more...

Stanley News

Coleman: I always knew we could win

JOHN Coleman has admitted he was never in any doubt that his Accrington Stanley side were capable of beating Nottingham Forest.  more...

Wanderers News

Fulham jinx is worry for Sam

SAM Allardyce has warned his happy Wanderers they will have to clear a mental hurdle if they are to get anything at Fulham tonight.  more...

Surprise guy Davies

IF the element of surprise counts for anything, Wanderers are onto a winner with Kevin Davies.  more...

Coleman thinking of Whites at United

CHRIS Coleman has revealed how he started preparing his Fulham players for tonight's Craven Cottage clash with Wanderers during the half-time interval at Old Trafford on Sunday.  more...

We Say

Visitors deserve a warmer welcome

THE manner in which parking tickets are issued is always controversial.  more...

Life of church nears its end

IT is always sad when an old community building is allowed to fall into disrepair and eventually be demolished.  more...

You Say

Blue badge scheme should be tightened up

REGARDING the story "Disabled Drivers Shock" Bolton Evening News, Monday, August 21.  more...

Days of peace and quiet have disappeared

THE following is an extract from the Westhoughton Master Plan Report 1972.  more...

Horse riders get no help from councils

IN regard to the letter of August 18 about more bridleways in Bolton "Too many horseriders killed by cars".  more...

Don’t miss George Fisher exhibition

HAVING just visited the most recent feature at the Horwich Heritage Exhibition, I would like to strongly encourage others to do the same.  more...

MPs are wrong on effects of inheritance tax

SO Dr Brian Iddon thinks that inheritance tax is fair and that it is more of an issue in London, and David Crausby agrees with him - what planet are they on?  more...

Photograph of badge holder would eliminate doubt

INSTEAD of charging the disabled - which I am - would it not be a simpler method to put the picture of the entitled person on the front, instead of the rear, of the badge.  more...

Bolton Evening News Business

Wanderers get help in branding

BOLTON Wanderers have appointed a world-leading sponsorship consultancy to develop the club's brand and increase its partnerships with business.   more...

New home for consultancy

a growing Bolton-based business development consultancy has moved to new offices in the commercial centre of the town.   more...

Bolton Evening News News

US shopping is top dollar with tourists

SAVVY tourists and investors are snapping up thousands of pounds worth of American dollars as the exchange rate soars to its highest for years.   more...

‘Two Forms' work of art to return

A VALUABLE sculpture which stood in Bolton town centre for 20 years is to move amid fears it will become the target of vandals.   more...

Two in court on shooting charge

TWO men have appeared at court in connection with a drive-by shooting in Bolton.   more...

Plenty of fun for all the family

THE Fusion Festival hit the streets of Bolton in a riot of colour and an explosion of music, drama and dance.   more...

Hospital bosses face new probe over death

A HEALTH watchdog is investigating claims that a patient at the Royal Bolton Hospital was left in agony without painkillers or fresh water.   more...

£150,000 for breast cancer cure search

CASH is being pumped into a research project which aims to find a cure for breast cancer.   more...

MEP: education is failing young

A BOLTON MEP says the current education system "fails our young so badly".   more...

Search is under way for extra police recruits

A RECRUITMENT drive has begun to find civilian police staff to pound beats across Bolton.   more...

Church faces bleak future

A PARISH church has been earmarked for demolition - a year after it closed because of dwindling congregation figures and spiralling maintenance costs.   more...

Researchers looking for difficult children

PARENTS with youngsters suffering from anxiety and prone to temper tantrums may soon be able to access pioneering treatment.   more...

Two-week break for archives’ stock-take

BOLTON Council's archives room will close on Saturday for more than two weeks to allow maintenance and stock work to take place.   more...

£60,000 play plan approved

A NEW play area for youngsters is to be built in Little Lever after councillors approved a £60,000 scheme.   more...

Thief steals bike, but leaves front wheel and padlock

A TEENAGER is appealing for witnesses after a bike given to him by his friend was stolen.   more...

Motorists ‘misled’ over parking fines

BOLTON Council has been criticised by the Local Government Ombudsman over the wording on its parking tickets.   more...

GCSE students get their own jobs website

A NEW website has been launched for GCSE students in Bolton who plan to find a job after they receive their results tomorrow.   more...

Free surfing for library members

MEMBERS of Bury Libraries can now access extensive reference and information facilities on-line free of charge.   more...

Man on £5 drugs charge

A MAN from Bolton has appeared in court in connection with a £5.4 million cocaine seizure.   more...

Cancer wonder drug joy

BREAST cancer patients across Britain were celebrating today after winning their fight to be treated with the wonder drug, Herceptin.   more...

Minister’s praise for faith leaders

COMMUNITIES Minister Phil Woolas praised Bolton's race relations during a visit to the town.   more...

Boy of three starts blaze with lighter

A YOUNG family fled from their burning house after a three-year-old boy set fire to bedding with a lighter.   more...

Bolton Evening News Sport

Super Shakers send Black Cats crashing out

Bury scored twice late on to inflict more misery on 10-man Sunderland.   more...

Boro seal first point of season

RADCLIFFE Boro notched their first point of the season - but it should have been three as they failed to turn their dominance into goals against a hard-working Leek Town outfit in the UniBond Premier League.   more...

  
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