Homes for vulnerable young people approved by planners
PLANNING chiefs in Warrington have given the go-ahead for a former chapel to be converted into a residential institution for vulnerable young people.
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Specialist ambulance station for babies who are ill or born prematurely
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Play area closed by vandals re-opens after four year campaign
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“Company of the Year” award for local education and training provider
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Tennis club offers comprehensive coaching programme
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Planners recommending approval for former church to be converted into homes for vulnerable young people
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Health chiefs’ warning: Use NHS 111 online when you can
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Council set to press on with plan to acquire Peace Centre – despite rising costs
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