How religions might work together to combat climate change
A MAJOR conference at Warrington will examine how religions might provide a motivation for climate action.
Author David Skentelbery
Green Belt barn can be converted into homes
PLANS to convert an existing barn into two dwellings have been given the go-ahead by Warrington planners – despite it being in the Green Belt and the local parish council lodging objections.
Final phase of Cherry Lane works to start at Lymm
WORK is about to start on the final phase of the road works on Cherry Lane, Lymm which have cut off a key link between the village and the motorway network.
Historic pub building refused permission for car park
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have thrown out a retrospective application for a car park at the rear of a historic pub building believed to date from the 17th century.
Council becomes first in UK to produce all its own electricity
WARRINGTON Borough Council has today become the first local authority in the UK to produce all its own electricity with the completion and hand-over of an advanced hybrid solar+ battery farm.
Green Belt farmhouse can be demolished to make way for new homes
OUTLINE plans to demolish a Green Belt farmhouse and adjoining buildings to make way for five new houses at Lymm have been given the go-ahead by Warrington planning chiefs.
Residents’ group which transformed part of town celebrates 10 years
A RESIDENTS’ group which transformed an untidy part of Warrington is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
£16.3 million development will provide 144 affordable homes
SOCIAL housing provider Torus has completed its largest development in Warrington to date at its town centre Academy Way site.
World Class Warrington – bringing businesses together
TIME Square will play host to businesses from across Warrington this Friday – October 14.
Major facelift planned for iconic Chadwick House
PLANS have been drawn up for a major facelift for Chadwick House – the iconic central building on Warrington’s Birchwood Park.