Police stepping up use of facial recognition technology to combat shoplifters
POLICE in Cheshire are stepping up the use of retrospective facial recognition technology to identify and prosecute shoplifters.
Author David Skentelbery
Labour name Police and Crime Commissioner as candidate for Mayor of Cheshire and Warrington
POLICE and Crime Commissioner Dan Price was today named as Labour’s candidate to become the first Mayor of Cheshire and Warrington.
Stables demolition would make way for three houses in the Green Belt
OUTLINE proposals for the demolition of stables at a livery centre to make way for up to three houses at Croft, near Warrington are being opposed by nearby residents and Croft Parish Council.
Why Warrington is now home to 6,000 Hong Kongers
AN estimated 6,000 Hong Kong natives now call Warrington home, according to international property agent Jerry Fong – himself a Hong Konger.
Construction machinery from collapsed company to go on sale
CONSTRUCTION machinery, commercial vehicles from collapsed Warrington company Caldwell Construction are to go on sale via online auctions between March 23 and 27.
Full Fibre broadband – thousands yet to make the switch
MORE than 6,800 homes and businesses in Lymm now have access to Full Fibre – but thousands have yet to make the switch, despite the potential for faster and more reliable broadband.
Holiday chalet park plan on Green Belt site
PROPOSALS to change the use of a garden centre and nursery to create a holiday chalet park have been submitted to Warrington’s planning department.
National award for wellbeing practioner from Making Space
A WELLBEING practitioner from Warrington has been recognised nationally for her exceptional contribution to social care, winning at the prestigious Great British Care Awards.
240 affordable homes planned for six-storey development on former DW Sports site
PLANS for 240 affordable homes in Warrington town centre have been submitted to the borough council.
Movie-makers prepare to celebrate 90 years of chronicling town’s history
ON October 22, 1936 – 11 days before the birth of BBC TV – six men met in Warrington and formed an organisation that in the years since has produced a unique collection of films and videos chronicling the town’s history.