Local Reviews
In January 2016, Elizabeth B said about The Wingate Centre
Fantastic! We used the Wingate Centre for our daughter's eighth birthday party and were wonderfully looked after by Nigel - the children (16 of them) loved the soft play and trampoline session and the party room for food afterwards was wonderfully equipped. Really good value for money, excellent service and a lovely facility. Highly recommended!
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In October 2011, Carlton Digby School said about The Wingate Centre
The Centre is improving all the time! Fabulous provision for such a complex group of young people. Everytime we come there is something new or improved. You obviously make a note of our comments and evaluations and action them. Coming here gives our pupils the chance to practice social and personal skills they have learnt in school. It encourages them to try new things they have never done before.
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In October 2011, Parent said about Hope House
It is a real home from home, somewhere to go when things get tough
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In September 2011, Margaret B said about The Nantwich Museum
I learned a lot . . .
I found this web site very interesting. I'm researching family history and the Steventon family - former shoe and boot manufacturers in town. Today I learnt lots about your town. A pity we live on other side of the globe or a visit would be made.
I found this web site very interesting. I'm researching family history and the Steventon family - former shoe and boot manufacturers in town. Today I learnt lots about your town. A pity we live on other side of the globe or a visit would be made.
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In February 2012, Alison M said about Hope House
Hope House is the best place ever for so many very special children and their families.
They provide practical respite care for local children who are not expected to live to be an adult. Everyone who spends time there has a fabulous time and often a weekend just isn't long enough!
They need £4million every year to run all their services and they can't do it without the help of local communities and businesses.
They provide practical respite care for local children who are not expected to live to be an adult. Everyone who spends time there has a fabulous time and often a weekend just isn't long enough!
They need £4million every year to run all their services and they can't do it without the help of local communities and businesses.
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In February 2012, Mike C said about Hope House
This is a charity covering Cheshire that supports the siblings and families who have life limited children providing respite care as well as continued support in the home and after the loss of a child.
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In February 2012, Des J said about Hope House
A truly inspiring organisation.
Staff here demonstrate a level of commitment that cannot be surpassed; providing care to the most vulnerable in our society, children.
Most of us, thank goodness, may never need to experience Hope House; for those who do, they know this extraordinary Hospice is deserving of far more plaudits than they ever receive.
Staff here demonstrate a level of commitment that cannot be surpassed; providing care to the most vulnerable in our society, children.
Most of us, thank goodness, may never need to experience Hope House; for those who do, they know this extraordinary Hospice is deserving of far more plaudits than they ever receive.
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In September 2011, Mark S said about The Nantwich Museum
Exhibitions a good attraction
WHAT a good idea to ask local artists to display their talent in the museum, especially Reuben Amarna's robotic display which attracted younger people who then go on to look at the rest of the displays and actually enjoy and show interest in the history of these displays.
Keep up the good ideas.
WHAT a good idea to ask local artists to display their talent in the museum, especially Reuben Amarna's robotic display which attracted younger people who then go on to look at the rest of the displays and actually enjoy and show interest in the history of these displays.
Keep up the good ideas.
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In February 2012, simi e said about Hope House
They change the lives of families living with a child with a terminal illness from diagnosis, throughout the lifetime of the child and then for as long as the family needs them. How can you say any other business is a worthy of this one.
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In February 2012, karen p said about Hope House
They do such great work helping poorly children with their care and bereavement.The fundraisers, carers and all involved work hard to keep such an important charity going. Truly amazing.
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