The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Edwin Street, Daybrook, Nottingham, NG5 6AX is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021. Externally, the property offers an easy-to-maintain rear garden. Fully enclosed and featuring a combination of patio space and a lawn area, it has the added convenience of gated side access. The census collection is designed so that each group of postcodes should contain at least 100 people (50 in Scotland). Group providers that do not operate regularly, will usually receive a call no more than five days before the inspection. Requires improvement - We usually re-inspect all childminders, pre-school provision and nursery provision within 12 months of the latest inspection.

Hard working, innovative, domineering and argumentative, Street nonetheless inspired great loyalty. He was square jawed, brown eyed and dark haired, and despite his growing wealth, retained the common touch. Driven to work in a Holden 'ute', and shunning ostentation, Street devoted himself to business and continued to live at Corrimal. His wife was of similar disposition, working long hours in the factory, taking an intense interest in the welfare of the female factory workers and rarely bothering to lighten domestic chores with modern household appliances.Arranged over three floors the property is beautifully designed to a contemporary aesthetic and includes all the modern conveniences and luxuries expected of a recently built home. The high standard of finish is immediately apparent upon entry, having been upgraded by the current vendors, including hardwood flooring. The property also provides peace of mind with the remainder of the NHBC certificate. This beautifully presented four bedroom townhouse occupies an end-of-terrace position and boasts one of the larger garden plots on the terraced row. The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Edwin Street, Burgess Hill, RH15 9HU is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021. We will usually only inspect a provider on the Childcare Register once in any 12-month period unless we receive concerns. Notice

The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Edwin Street, Newham, London, E16 1QA is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021. Ascending to the first floor you will find three neutrally decorated bedrooms, with bedroom two benefitting from built in storage and an ensuite shower room. Additionally, a well-appointed family bathroom is located on this floor, complete with bath and shower overhead.

Providers on the Early Years Register will normally be inspected at least once within a 6-year window.

For inspections of providers of childcare on domestic premises that operate regularly, we will carry out an unannounced inspection. The second floor is dedicated to an impressive principal suite of generous proportions. This double aspect room is bright and airy, boasting plenty of built-in storage, a separate dressing room/study, and a large ensuite, offering a luxurious retreat.Located in the popular Hammonds Ridge development this fantastic home benefits from an easy walk to shopping facilities, by way of Tesco Superstore, and there are numerous well regarded schools, leisure facilities and parks in the surrounding area. Burgess Hill also offers two mainline train stations with direct links to London Victoria and Brighton. However, the terraces might have been a different story. I’m sure some would have been better maintained by their owners than others, but they would have been a class above courts. Still, I think the view was that the buildings that would replace all this housing would be better. We now know that the situation would not be so simple. This is the north half of a detailed plan of Liverpool published in 1890. It is incredibly detailed, showing every road name, paths within the parks, and even individual buildings in some streets (where those buildings were big enough). Plans for the areas North and West of Custom House to be transformed into a vibrant commercial hub, linking it to Crossrail. The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Edwin Street, Gravesend, DA12 1EL is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021.

For all other inspections (childminders, nannies and childcare on non-domestic premises and childcare on domestic premises that does not operate regularly), we give no more than five days’ notice. The ground floor is comprised of a sleek kitchen/diner, a stylish and functional space with gloss units, contrasting worktops and integrated appliances. Continuing towards the rear of the property, the lounge features patio doors opening out to the rear garden and has been enhanced by the current vendors with the addition of a media wall, electric fire, and made-to-measure blinds. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a useful cloakroom, positioned off the hallway. This is done to preserve the anonymity of the people in that area, as some postcodes cover a very small area, sometimes a single building. A 1 bedroom 6th Flr purpose built apartment. The property benefits from a fitted kitchen with appliances, balcony, double glazing, secure entry system and a lift to all floors.Located within 0.6 miles of Canning town Jubilee Zone 2 Station and close to local shops and bus routes. AVAILABLE TO VIEW.The information on housing, people, culture, employment and education that is displayed about Edwin Street, Widnes, WA8 6QJ is based on the last census performed in the UK in 2021. The houses in that area were largely built in the late 18th – early 19th centuries, and they included the notorious court houses as well as terraces. I’m certain that the demolition and clearance projects were more enthusiastic than they needed to be, as it was the 1960s and I think many things seemed possible in the new future that was promised! I think the state of the buildings would have varied, but I’m sure the authorities didn’t consider anything other than large scale demolition. Group provision will normally receive a telephone call at around midday on the working day before the start of the inspection. Edwin (Ted) Street (1891-1975), ice-cream manufacturer, was born on 8 August 1891 at Corrimal, New South Wales, youngest of ten children of Staffordshire-born parents James Street, miner, and his wife Ann, née Cooper. By 1914 Ted and his brothers had established a farm at Leeton. There he met Daisy Olive Grigg, a farmer's daughter from Western Australia, whom he was to marry in the Leeton Methodist Church on 7 June 1921. They had no children. Now open, the Elizabeth line service offers a train every five minutes at peak time and allows passengers to travel all the way through to Paddington, Heathrow or Reading in the West and Abbey Wood in the east.