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ASPIRING chefs have given James Purnell a tour of the kitchens at Tameside College, just days after they were presented with a prestigious international award. The college, in Ashton-under-Lyne, offers a number of courses for students who are hoping to have a career in the hospitality trade. And every day the catering and hospitality students put their skills to the test at the college’s own Reflections Restaurant, which is open to the public. The college’s flagship restaurant is designed to provide students with the experience they need to perform well and to meet the...
STALYBRIDGE and Hyde MP James Purnell joined parents, teachers and pupils to celebrate the official opening of a new unit for young children at Dowson Primary School. The new Foundation Stage Unit provides the school with accommodation for 52 children in the nursery and 60 children in reception classes. Over the past 12 months it has made a significant impact on the local community, enabling the school to offer nursery provision for the first time in 36 years. And on Friday Mr Purnell joined Cllr Ged Cooney and Cllr Jim Fitzpatrick at a celebration...
A TEAM of photographers are snapping their way around Broadbottom to catalogue a year in the life of their village. As part of the project, which is being run by the Broadbottom Community Association, sub post master Ian Boys and 14 other local residents are compiling a series of images. The Summer Show, the annual Scarecrow Competition, Remembrance Sunday and the Nativity Play are all expected to be among the highlights captured on camera. But, in what will be a General Election year, Ian says the Association was keen to ensure their photographs also...
Writing in a national newspaper earlier this week, James Purnell put the case for a radical Labour manifesto, drawing on the best of Labour’s traditions and applying them to the challenges of today. The piece, which was published in the Guardian, is reproduced below. Gordon Brown will lead Labour into the next Election. For all my known frustrations, I can also see that he's a remarkable man, who deserves credit for preventing this recession becoming a depression. David Cameron would have flunked that test. We can win but only by offering a radically different vision of society. That isn't hard...
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