February 12, 2008

St. George’s – A way forward!

You local Labour councillors and Labour community activists, have been campaigning within the party to ensure the catholic children of little Hulton and Walkden retain the the opportunity to receive a catholic education which is accessible to all. We are pleased to announce that a proposed option is now under discussion.

It is proposed to build a new catholic high school for the pupils of St. George’s and Ambrose Barlow. This new school would be situated in Wardley.

We believe that the new school would cater positively for the catholic children of Salford West and have the potential to become one of the best schools in the city.

For more information, please contact one of the local councillors or party activist below:

Walkden North.
Councillor Vincent Devine
Cllr Vincent Devine – 0161 799 3291 or Email Councillor.devine@salford.gov.uk

Walkden South
Brendan Ryan
Brendan Ryan – 0161 790 0627 – Email Brendan Ryan

Little Hulton
Councillor Pat Ryan
Cllr Pat Ryan – 790 0627 – Email Councillor.Ryan@salford.gov.uk

Worsley

John Ferguson – 0161 794 5849 – Email John Ferguson
John Feguson - Worsley Candidate

Ellenbrook and Boothstown
Abdul Shahid - Boothstown Candidate
Abdul Shahid – 0161 790 8543 – Email Abdul Shahid

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February 12th 2008 Posted to Ellenbrook & Boothstown, Little Hulton, Local Issues, Swinton North, Swinton South, Worsley

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  1. Linders
    February 12th, 2008 | 10:25 pm

    Do I take it from this article that the Labour Councillors in Walkden & Little Hulton now support the closure of St George’s High School?

  2. zillion
    February 14th, 2008 | 10:55 pm

    Of course not Linders! They just call the NEW school St Georges!