The status quo was maintained on Warrington Borough Council following the local elections, with the joint administration between the Lib Dems and the Tories set to continue for at least another two years.

THERE is continuing public disquiet over the proposals to demolish Croft House, the wardened old people's home in Croft village, to make way for bungalows for the elderly and a development of two and three-bedroom "affordable" homes.

IT is pleasing to be able to report that there is, apparently, no shortage of volunteers to become trustees of Appleton's splendid Millennium Green.

LYMM Library is back in business after being closed for six months for refurbishment and extension works - which is great news for the local community.

SUCH is the nature of Party politics that the three major parties represented on Warrington Borough Council were unable to join forces over the issue of post office closures, even though all three are opposed to them.

IT is surprising that anyone listening to Warrington Borough Council’s debate on the criteria for appointing honorary aldermen would, at the end of it, still have any aspirations to become one.