Residents urged to help make Warrington’s streets cleaner
RESIDENTS of Warrington are being urged to help make the town’s streets cleaner.
Yearly Archives: 2022
What is the difference between Grade I and Grade II listed properties?
In the UK, listed buildings are structures of special architectural and/or historic interest which are considered of national importance and worthy of protection.
New ambulance station and training centre approved by planners
HEALTH and First Aid charity St John Ambulance has been granted planning consent for an ambulance station and training centre at Warrington.
Thousands enjoy Food and Drink Festival at Time Square
THOUSANDS of people enjoyed the tasty treats on offer at Time Square’s first ever Food and Drink Festival recently.
Warrington Animal Welfare appeal to public over “crisis point” in animal admissions
Local charity Warrington Animal Welfare has announced it is reaching “crisis point” in animal admissions due to the cost-of-living crisis.
New Warrington BID manager wants to bring businesses together to be proud of their town
BORN and bred Warringtonian Andrea Morley has been appointed as the new project manager of the Warrington Business Improvement District (BID) and was welcomed at a recent meeting with the Board.
Fire crews tackle suspected arson attack on disused pub and accidental garden shed fire
FIREFIGHTERS were called out to tackle a suspected arson attack on a disused pub during the early hours of this morning.
Campaigners launch own website as they prepare peaceful protest march opposing low traffic schemes
THE campaign group opposing Warrington Borough Council’s controversial Central 6 low traffic schemes has launched their own website as they prepare for a peaceful protest march on Saturday.
Police seek witnesses after 17-year-old boy dies in fatal collision and 13-year-old boy seriously injured
POLICE investigating a fatal collision at Culcheth, which tragically resulted in the death of a 17-year-old boy, with a 13-year-old boy being seriously injured, are appealing for witnesses.
Neglected dogs dumped at side of quiet road on hottest day prompts RSPCA appeal
TWO neglected dogs found dumped at the side of a Cheshire country road on the hottest day of the year have prompted an RSPCA investigation and the launch of a Cancel out Cruelty campaign.