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Runcorn's Windmill Hill Nursery toddler left 'unnoticed' Runcorn's Windmill Hill Nursery girl aged 2 walked off
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A two-year-old girl left a nursery unnoticed and walked half a mile home alone, police have confirmed.A two-year-old girl left a nursery unnoticed and walked half a mile home alone, police have confirmed.
Louise Hilton left Windmill Hill Nursery, Runcorn at about 13:00 on Wednesday and soon after knocked on her parents' door saying "Mummy, I'm home". Louise Hilton left Windmill Hill Nursery, Runcorn, at about 13:00 on Wednesday and soon after knocked on her parents' door saying "Mummy, I'm home".
It is believed a door at the nursery was left open by a workman, police said. The nursery has not commented. It is believed a door at the nursery was left open by a workman, police said. The nursery has not commented.
Louise's father John, said it was a "shocking ordeal" and complained he has received no apology. Louise's father John, said it was a "shocking ordeal" and called for sackings.
"She got out of school, electric gates and everything, walked half a mile, walked through the woods and was 50 yards away from the canal," said Mr Hilton."She got out of school, electric gates and everything, walked half a mile, walked through the woods and was 50 yards away from the canal," said Mr Hilton.
"It's so shocking, it's unbelievable that the school cannot even notice she's gone. Anything could have happened. Somebody should be sacked.""It's so shocking, it's unbelievable that the school cannot even notice she's gone. Anything could have happened. Somebody should be sacked."
Mr Hilton alerted police, who said they have referred the incident to the council. He has since registered his daughter with a different nursery. 'Escaped'
Mr Hilton alerted police who said they have referred the incident to the council. He has since registered his daughter with a different nursery.
A spokesman for Halton Borough Council said: "The council has been providing advice and support to the nursery following notification of the incident."A spokesman for Halton Borough Council said: "The council has been providing advice and support to the nursery following notification of the incident."
The nursery, based at Windmill Hill Primary School, is private and Ofsted-registered.The nursery, based at Windmill Hill Primary School, is private and Ofsted-registered.
A Cheshire Police spokesman said: "At this stage it is believed the child escaped from the nursery after workmen left a door open.A Cheshire Police spokesman said: "At this stage it is believed the child escaped from the nursery after workmen left a door open.
"The child was unharmed and the matter has been referred to the local authority.""The child was unharmed and the matter has been referred to the local authority."