In April 2009 pupils from Knutton St. Mary's Primary CE School helped bury a time capsule on the site of Newcastle's first, 60-bed extra-care development for older people - Mill Rise Village in Cross Heath. Pictured from left are Alyshia Conroy, aged eight, site manager Neil Slater and Liam Moore, aged seven. The capsule contained photographs, a book, and a school uniform.
“I will be glad to go. It’s not a nice place to live... There’s no community left here any more. ”Linda Coates, Middleport
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“It looks absolutely brilliant, as good as a new house! It makes me feel proud to live here. ”Jamie Walker, Middleport
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