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LOCAL INFORMATION Garage Services/Used Car Sales NB. There are no garage services or petrol stations in the village of Warkworth Cliffwell Service Station Cliffwell Garages prides itself on the quality and choice of its used cars. It is a family run business established in1994 with an on-site convenience store Outstanding value used cars and light commercials, MOT preparation & testing for cars and motor cycles, Servicing & repairs to all makes of vehicles - Petrol, diesel & catalyst vehicles, Free estimates, personal service, Complete peace of mind motoring, . Workshop: Tel: 01665 710205 Car Sales: Tel: 01665 712465 Convenience Store Tel: 01665 713910 Monday - Saturday 7.00am to 9.00pm Sunday 8.00am to 8.00pm Email: cliffwell2000@yahoo.com http://www.cliffwellgarages.co.uk

Amble Library Amble Library is located on Middleton Street. Please check for opening times as these are subject to change Closed on Bank Holidays For further details: http://mylibrary.co.uk/libraries-list/amble-library For information on Amble Churches please click here For information on Warkworth Churches please click here

Education Amble has two primary schools - Links, located on Links Avenue and St Edwin ‘s located on South Avenue. These both admit pupils from age 4 years to 11 years old. NCEA Warkworth Primary School – originally Warkworth School was situated on the banks of the River Coquet on The Butts. The school was built in 1736, before this a new school building was built in around 1825 and stands alongside the present old school building. The original school, now known as The Old School House has been used as a petrol filling station and garage before being used for storage and then a dwelling. The more recent old school was closed in 1971, firstly being used as a clothing factory and then from 1980 as private houses. The ‘new’ Warkworth School was opened in 1971 and is formally known as Warkworth Church of England (Aided) Primary School. It is situated in Guilden Road on the outskirts of the village. It has recently opened a Nursery unit and takes children from 4 to 11 years of age. James Calvert Spence College caters for pupils aged 9 – 18 years of age. There are two sites - Acklington Road (the former Coquet High School) and South Avenue. Work has recently begun on a new school.