Opinion

Work together for good of town!

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Published 10/11/11 2:00 pm
Opinion

THE CORRIDORS of power at Warrington Town Hall are once again reverberating around an alleged split in the controlling Labour group.

An example for us all to follow!

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Published 15/09/11 7:30 am
Opinion

CONGRATULATIONS to Warrington Disability Partnership on reaching their 20th anniversary milestone!

A sentence to fit the crime!

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Published 17/08/11 10:30 am
Opinion

FORTUNATELY Warrington as a town escaped the riots which took place across the country including nearby Manchester and Liverpool and the 22-year-old local man who thought it would be a good idea to try and incite rioting on facebook has been jailed for FOUR years!

Political mud slinging

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Published 02/08/11 8:00 am
Opinion

WE are going through an extraordinary period of mud-slinging between the political parties at Warrington.

Worthy memorial to a true genius

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Published 10/06/11 2:30 pm
Opinion

IT is not unusual to find many places laying claim to famous people and Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known as Lewis Carroll, author of "Alice in Wonderland", is no exception.

Time for change?

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Published 15/04/11 4:30 pm
Opinion

ELECTION time is fast approaching and with the controlling Lib-Dem/Tory coalition having a majority of just one, it would be no great surprise if Labour are not back in control at Warrington Town Hall after the May 5 elections.

Job losses tip of the iceberg!

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Published 18/03/11 3:30 pm
Opinion

WARRINGTON Borough Council's announcement of 42 compulsory redundancies and 181 jobs losses in the coming year, in reality, is only the tip of the iceberg.

The consultation no-one wanted

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Published 22/11/10 7:00 am
Opinion

WARRINGTON Borough Council says there were no comments from the public when it carried out a six week consultation on its future executive arrangements.

Drugs, theft, robbery-it's Creamfields again

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Published 01/09/10 6:00 am
Opinion

ANOTHER Creamfields festival has come and gone, with an estimated 40,000 people attending on both Bank Holiday Saturday and Sunday - many staying for both days.