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Allerdale Childcare Providers Allerdale Childcare Providers Town for online form Setting Name Address Telephone number Abbeytown Pre-School Main Street Abbeytown Abbeytown Pre-School Abbeytown 016973 61511 Wigton CA7 4RU Bolton Low Houses Childcare Unit Bolton Low Houses C of E Primary School 016973 44462 Wigton Bolton Low Houses Childcare Unit Bolton Low Houses 0798 003 7785 Wigton CA7 8PA Cuddly Koalas Pre-School The Chapel Seaton Road 01900 815029 Broughton Moor Cuddly Koalas Pre-School Broughton Moor 0774 551 2176 Maryport CA15 8ST Allerdale Childcare Providers Dean CE Primary School Dean Workington Dean CE Primary School 01946 861408 Workington CA14 4TH Ellenborough & Ewanrigg Infant School Pre School Ellenborough & Ewanrigg Infant School Victory Crescent Maryport 01900 812931 Pre School Maryport CA15 7NE Fellview Pre-School Nursery Group Fellview Primary School 016974 78437 Wigton Fellview Pre-School Nursery Group Caldbeck 0783 397 4014 Wigton CA7 8HF Footsteps Nursery Minto Centre Workington Footsteps Nursery Nilsson Drive 01900 872011 Workington CA14 5BD Allerdale Childcare Providers Grasslot Infant School Main Road Maryport Grasslot Infant School 01900 812268 Maryport CA15 8BT Happy Hours Private Day Nursery - Seaton 5 High Seaton Happy Hours Private Day Nursery - Seaton Seaton 01900 602962 Seaton Workington CA14 1NP Jack and Jill at St Mary's St Mary's Catholic Primary School Holden Road Workington Jack and Jill at St Mary's 01946 834867 Salterbeck Workington CA14 5LN Jelly Tots Solway Community Technology College Liddell Street Silloth Jelly Tots 016979 25035 Silloth Wigton CA7 4DD Allerdale Childcare Providers Keswick Nursery & Pre School St Herbert Social Centre 0797 046 0085 Keswick Keswick Nursery & Pre School High Hill 017687 71124 Keswick CA12 5PA Learning Land Nursery 65 Derwent Street Workington Learning Land Nursery 01900 601222 Workington CA14 2DW Little Monkeys Day Nursery Oaklands Keswick Little Monkeys Day Nursery Braithwaite 017687 78192 Keswick CA12 5RY Little Stars (Workington) Ltd 30a Church Road 01946 834439 Workington Little Stars (Workington) Ltd Harrington 0784 111 6888 Workington CA14 5PT Allerdale Childcare Providers Longthwaite Road Pre-School Wigton Infant School 016973 42392 Wigton Longthwaite Road Pre-School Longthwaite Road 0780 115 3992 Wigton CA7 9JR Low Moor Pre-School Low Moor Road Evangelical Church Wigton Low Moor Pre-School Low Moor Road 016973 45549 Wigton CA7 9NJ Mary Platt Methodist Pre-School Lorton Street Methodist Church Cockermouth Mary Platt Methodist Pre-School Lorton Street 0797 480 0297 Cockermouth CA13 9RH Maryport Infant School Camp Road Maryport Maryport Infant School 01900 812074 Maryport CA15 6JN Allerdale Childcare Providers Mayo Kindergarten Limited 28 Mayo Street Cockermouth Mayo Kindergarten Limited 01900 826212 Cockermouth CA13 0BY Mountain View Childcare St Joseph's Catholic Primary School Cockermouth Mountain View Childcare Mountain View 01900 829859 Cockermouth CA13 0DG Netherton Infant School And Nursery School Netherton Infant School And Nursery Rydal Avenue Maryport 01900 812709 School Maryport CA15 7LT Northside Primary School Northside Road Workington Northside Primary School 01900 62255 Workington CA14 1BD Allerdale Childcare Providers Oughterside Primary School Oughterside Oughterside Oughterside Primary School 016973 20579 Wigton CA7 2PY Our Lady and St Patrick's Catholic Primary School Our Lady and St Patrick's Catholic Ennerdale Road Maryport 01900 812582 Primary School Maryport CA15 8HN Peek-A-Boo's Day Nursery Lilac Cottage Birch Hill Lane Wigton Peek-A-Boo's Day Nursery 016973 52220 Kirkbride Wigton CA7 5HZ Plumbland Pre-School Playgroup Plumbland C of E School Parsonby Aspatria Plumbland Pre-School Playgroup 016973 20628 Aspatria Wigton CA7 2DQ Allerdale Childcare Providers Poppies Child Care (Cumbria) Limited School House Toll Bar Distington Poppies Child Care (Cumbria) Limited 01946 834050 Distington Workington CA14 4PJ Richmond Hill School Richmond Hills School Nursery Class Queen Street Aspatria Richmond Hill School 016973 20650 Aspatria Wigton CA7 3BQ Rosley Pre-School : Busy Bees Rosley C of E School Wigton Rosley Pre-School : Busy Bees Rosley 0791 942 2527 Wigton CA7 8AU Smallworld Pre-School - Workington Ashfield Infant School Workington Smallworld Pre-School - Workington Newlands Lane 01900 873973 Workington CA14 3JG Allerdale Childcare Providers St Herbert's CofE Primary and Nursery School St Herbert's CofE Primary and Nursery Trinity Way Keswick 017687 73017 School Keswick CA12 4HZ St Michael's Pre-School Nursery Recreation Centre Recreation Field Dalston St Michael's Pre-School Nursery The Green 01228 712000 Dalston Carlisle CA5 7QB Stepping Stones Day Nursery - Maryport 58-62 Wood Street Maryport Stepping Stones Day Nursery - Maryport 01900 812773 Maryport CA15 6LD Strawberry How Nursery School Strawberry How Cockermouth Strawberry How Nursery School 01900 823322 Cockermouth CA13 9XR Allerdale Childcare Providers Toddler Town Nursery Ltd 12a New South Watt Street Workington Toddler Town Nursery Ltd 01900 870222 Workington CA14 2RZ Victoria Infant & Nursery School Islay Place Workington Victoria Infant & Nursery School 01900 601489 Workington CA14 3XB Westnewton Pre-School St Matthew's C of E School Aspatria Westnewton Pre-School Westnewton 016973 20545 Wigton CA7 3NT Wiggonby C of E School Wiggonby Wigton Wiggonby C of E School 016973 42752 Wigton CA7 0JR .
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