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583:(Warrington's first Free School) opened its doors to its first year 7 in 2012. The school is the brainchild of Sir Iain Hall (previous career in working with failing schools in the USA and the emergence of the Charter School system in the USA). Based on Seymour Drive at present, the school is set to move to its new purpose build school building soon which is set close to Woolston Park
65:
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the marshland formed by the dereliction of the
Woolston New Cut Canal and Woolston Old Canal. The Manchester Ship Canal denotes the southerly boundary of the Eyes reserve and can be crossed either via nearby Latchford locks or by the unique penny ferry crossing (11p each way as of October 2009). Woolston has plenty of
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Primary School, St. Peters' Catholic
Primary School and Woolston Community Primary School. Woolston Community Primary School has 238 pupils. The original school building was demolished in 2014 after a new school was built on the same site. There is a designated provision for children aged 7 to 11
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The flat country is divided into fields with rather meagre hedgerows and scanty trees. The alluvial and sandy soil appears fertile, yielding good crops of potatoes and turnips, oats, wheat, and clover, whilst many a marshy corner is devoted to the cultivation of osiers for the manufacture of potato
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Woolston is in the Mersey Valley and so there is a very slight lowering in height between it and the surrounding areas. The highest point is on the
Woolston Eyes, formerly Thelwall Eyes, (four-man-made areas formed by large embankments for the dispersement of dredging waste). The lowest point is
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A linear footpath following the old tow path of the New Cut Canal completed in 1821 to bypass a large bend in the River Mersey and part of the Irwell and Mersey
Navigation. The path starts at Paddington Bank and runs for 3 kilometres to Weir Lane, Woolston. Along the way passing Paddington Locks,
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Woolston is home to a number of smaller businesses including Big
Storage on the main A57 and Paragon Framing. There is also an industrial estate to the south called the "New Cut industrial estate", this features a large pipework fabrication business (WH Capper) and several small offices and small
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hampers and 'skips'. In the north of the district, there is a considerable patch of moss land and here too there is a good deal of clay in the surface soil. By the river, there are moist pastures. The inhabitants are entirely employed in agricultural labour and basket making.
450:, but after local government reforms of 1974, administratively it became part of Cheshire. Up to the last decade of the nineteenth century, Woolston and its immediate area was a township called "Woolston with Martinscroft" in Warrington ancient parish, which was itself part of
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services being held in the chapel at
Woolston Hall, until its demolition in the early 1800s. St Peter's Church, served by secular clergy, was built on Weir Lane, Martinscroft, in 1835 and is now a Grade II listed building. It is part of the Arch-diocese of Liverpool.
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699:) and was known as a flapping track, which was the nickname given to independent tracks. The track was directly north of the Grey Mist Mere Lake and the Woolston New Cut Canal. The track described as being horseshoe shaped closed in 1937.
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ancient parish; and exchanged areas of land with
Thelwall civil parish, all in Cheshire. Finally, and again in 1933, the civil parish of Woolston with Martinscroft was abolished and parts used to create the civil parishes of
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This official UK government document clearly implies in part 2 (c) and in the absence of any mention of
Cheshire in any of the other sections that the lieutenancy covers the area that was said to be Cheshire under the
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and the modern day civil parish of
Woolston, both in Lancashire. This new civil parish of Woolston was formed from parts of the old Woolston with Martinscroft civil parish, as explained above, and also part of
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There are no local fire and police services. The nearest providers are at Risley Police
Station and Birchwood Fire Station. Although there is a community police office located on the site of Dam lane shops.
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There are two pools at the Leisure Centre, both open seven days a week. The Main Pool is 25 m by 12 m with a depth of 1 m to 1,7m. The Teaching Pool is 13 m by 9 m with a depth of 0.8 m to 0.9 m.
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chapel was built on Manchester Road, Martinscroft, in 1827 and demolished by the New Town Corporation in 1977. A modern replacement, St Martin's Church, was built on Gig Lane, Woolston in 1975.
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Paddington Meadows Nature Reserve, Larkfield Park, The Ecology Park, Woolston Park South, Grey Mist Mere, Nottingham Close Play area , the site of Woolston Locks and ends at Woolston Weir Pool.
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as a civil parish, where it remained until 1933. There was a boundary change to the civil parish in 1885 when the county boundary between Lancashire and Cheshire was adjusted: it gained part of
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St. Peter's Catholic Primary School is in connection with one of many local Roman Catholic churches in the adjacent Martinscroft area, the highly rated St Peters & St Michaels Church.
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A Leisure Centre was built in Hall Road in 1972, as part of the New Town Development, and refurbished in 2010 and 2011 to become Woolston Neighbourhood Hub. It has good disabled access.
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A large area of the district is covered by warehousing districts. The largest by far is the "Grange" which is an area of modern warehousing and light manufacturing built next to the
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The area is served by an ante-natal clinic on Holes Lane and a GP doctors surgery located close by. There is also a new chiropractic clinic at Woolston Neighbourhood Hub.
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civil parish from Cheshire. A complex set of boundary changes occurred in 1933, involving the county boundary with Cheshire: the civil parish gained part of
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Despite the school being one of the newer schools in the area, they still boast the best results from both Keystage 1 and Keystage 2 in the Woolston area.
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The township remained an agricultural community on the furthest outskirts of Warrington until the 1970s, when the development of Warrington
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civil parish. It remained in Warrington rural district until the local government reforms of 1974 which created the borough of
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There is a swimming club, Warriors of Warrington, which caters to Juniors, Beginners, Seniors, Veterans and Disabled.
618:) on Warren Lane, Woolston, was built in 1968, from plans drawn up in 1959. It is part of the Diocese of Liverpool.
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track was opened on 12 September 1934. The racing was independent (not affiliated to the sports governing body the
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1192:'Townships: Woolston with Martinscroft', A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 3 (1907), pp331-334. URL:
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Michael Adrian Hankinson O.S.B, Bishop of Port Louis, Mauritius - born in Warrington 1817, of a Woolston family.
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with autism. The headteacher, Mr Toyne won the Warrington Guardian Teacher of the month in March 2015.
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874:(3, 4, 4A) and Warrington Coachways (104) provide local bus services to Warrington Town Centre, whilst
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runs directly through the district. There is also a road running from the motorway past the Grange to
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to the east. Formerly within the historic county of Lancashire, the parish is on the north bank of the
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Warrington's Direct Services are based in Woolston and provide services to the local community.
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A number of groups have meetings at the Mission Hall (the C of E church hall) on Warren Lane:
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holdings. The estate gets its name from the canal which borders it and the "new cut" of the
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Woolston has no railway station of its own, the nearest ones are at the nineteenth-century
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radically transformed its rural character. The parish is generally known as just Woolston.
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and takes in Paddington to the south-west. It is bounded by the River Mersey to the south,
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It is a civil parish which grew in the 20th century: the population in 1901 was just 484.
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Office for National Statistics Neighbourhood profiles for areas Warrington 014A,014B,014B
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Secondary Education was provided by Woolston Community High School which closed in 2012.
360:, England. Formerly a township called 'Woolston with Martinscroft' within the parish of
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it was called Wulfiges Town (probably because of the wolves that occupied the land).
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There are three squash courts at the Leisure Centre, with glass fronts for viewing.
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There is a Future Fitness gym at the Leisure Centre, with sauna and steam rooms.
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which was located in Cheshire. In 1998, when Warrington borough became a
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Woolston had an average housing density of 2.66 residents per household.
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The area has two main natural areas: Woolston Linear Park and the
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In 1894, Woolston with Martinscroft joined the newly formed
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19.3% of 16- to 74-year-old residents had no qualifications
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Throughout time its name has changed often. At time of the
364:, there are two main settlements: Woolston to the west and
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Census 2011 : Parish Headcounts : Warrington
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and Longbarn, two areas built in the 1970s during the
1087:"Lieutenancies Act 1997 (c. 23), Schedule 1, page 2"
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1661:
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1167:. Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service. Archived from
537:in January 2006, and subsequently taken over by
935:, the oldest horse that ever lived (1760–1822).
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1386:A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 3
995:A History of the County of Lancaster: Volume 3
541:in mid-2006. In 2007, this was outsourced to
1589:
1411:
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477:ancient parish; exchanged areas of land with
8:
1165:"Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service: About Us"
826:Passengers change at Warrington Central for
1909:Grade I listed non-ecclesiastical buildings
545:, while still continuing to serve Iceland.
446:Woolston is part of the historic county of
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1298:Daily Mirror Greyhound Fact File, page 419
907:is the closest major airport to Woolston.
773:0.92% are of Asian or Asian British origin
533:distribution depot that was taken over by
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993:'Townships: Woolston with Martinscroft',
878:operate an inter-urban service (100) to
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184:
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1335:Office for National Statistics :
1235:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
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1115:"Boundary of the Cheshire Lieutenancy"
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965:Listed buildings in Woolston, Cheshire
1089:. Office of Public Sector Information
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1371:. London: Royal Historical Society.
707:Woolston has a population of 7,156.
581:King's Leadership Academy Warrington
767:98% are of white (all origins) race
424:Site of Special Scientific Interest
1806:List of civil parishes in Cheshire
1076:, pp. 42, 214, 646, 677, 689)
845:lies to the east of Martinscroft.
674:WRVS affiliated Over-sixties Club
561:Education is provided by Woolston
25:
1392:Date accessed: 19 September 2014
1353:Date accessed: 19 September 2014
1196:Date accessed: 19 September 2014
1001:Date accessed: 19 September 2014
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727:1574 (88.3%) were owner occupied
529:. This area was home to a large
505:Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service
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63:
56:
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1954:Population of major settlements
1283:"The Ascension - The Ascension"
733:5 (0.3%) were of unknown status
1140:"Northern Area: Your Policing"
697:National Greyhound Racing Club
1:
759:51.7% of residents are Female
614:The Church of the Ascension (
1985:Civil parishes in Warrington
1944:Parliamentary constituencies
46:The River Mersey at Woolston
776:0.62% are of Chinese origin
756:48.3% of residents are Male
101:OS grid reference
29:Human settlement in England
2001:
1914:Grade II* listed buildings
380:to the west, Longbarn and
1643:Cheshire West and Chester
1619:
1340:Retrieved 6 December 2009
1324:. Greyhound Racing Times.
1102:Local Government Act 1972
1040:, pp. 214, 683, 689)
931:It was the birthplace of
467:Warrington Rural District
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1492:Grappenhall and Thelwall
1472:Burtonwood and Westbrook
1211:www.paragonframing.co.uk
997:(1907), pp331-334. URL:
975:Grange Industrial Estate
876:First Greater Manchester
1904:Grade I listed churches
779:0.12% are of Black race
770:0.34% are of mixed race
730:203 (11.4%) were rented
680:Woolston Ladies' Group
677:Woolston Slimming Club
456:rural sanitary district
406:Victoria County History
1522:Rixton-with-Glazebrook
1517:Poulton-with-Fearnhead
1487:Culcheth and Glazebury
1367:Youngs, F. A. (1991).
1296:Barnes, Julia (1988).
872:Warrington's Own Buses
416:
221:Postcode district
151:Ceremonial county
133:Unitary authority
1439:Principal settlements
1428:Borough of Warrington
1269:"St Martin's History"
1120:. www.cheshire.gov.uk
895:Manchester Ship Canal
812:Manchester Piccadilly
804:Liverpool Lime Street
668:Pre-school Playgroup
622:Leisure and community
595:stronghold after the
436:Manchester Ship Canal
354:Borough of Warrington
1064:, pp. 214, 676)
1052:, pp. 214, 689)
832:West Coast Main Line
828:Warrington Bank Quay
710:At the 2001 Census:
591:Woolston remained a
348:is a settlement and
201:Sovereign state
18:Paddington, Cheshire
1708:Ellesmere Port
1664:(cities in italics)
1631:Unitary authorities
1300:. Ringpress Books.
841:Junction 21 of the
746:2.1% are unemployed
723:Of 1783 households
409:description reads:
324: /
1255:www.whcapper.co.uk
1171:on 8 November 2007
905:Manchester Airport
808:Warrington Central
609:Wesleyan Methodist
452:West Derby Hundred
422:Nature Reserve, a
328:53.4013°N 2.5332°W
233:Dialling code
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1662:Major settlements
1606:Ceremonial county
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800:Birchwood station
798:and at the 1980s
616:Church of England
587:Places of worship
563:Church of England
497:unitary authority
384:to the north and
356:in the county of
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1217:on 7 July 2010
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