#LookCloser: How to spot the signs of child exploitation
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer, has joined the call urging members of the public to #LookCloser and spot signs of child exploitation.
Author David Skentelbery
Library is celebrating its 100th birthday with month of fun
LYMM Library is celebrating its 100th anniversary – with a series of centenary activities for all ages throughout November.
Go-ahead for community shop selling cut-price food
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for a community shop and café providing cut-price surplus food to people from disadvantaged communities.
“Debate not Hate” – local councillors and MPs join forces
SENIOR politicians in Warrington have joined forces in a campaign to encourage healthy debate – but stamp out abuse and intimidation.
Work starts on luxury housing development at Lymm
WORK has started on a new development of four and five-bedroom houses in Star Lane, Lymm.
Explorer Levison Wood to visit Parr Hall
POPULAR author, TV presenter and explorer Levison Wood will be appearing in Warrington on Thursday October 27.
Town takes another step towards having all-electric bus fleet
WARRINGTON has taken another step towards achieving its ambition aim of being the first town in the UK with an all-electric bus fleet.
Green Belt barn to be demolished to make way for new dwelling
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for the demolition of a barn on Green Belt land to make way for a new dwelling.
Demolition plan approved next to historic town centre pub
PLANNING chiefs have given the go-ahead for the demolition of a former sweet shop adjoining the popular Lower Angel pub in Buttermarket Street, Warrington.
Disabled access plan for Grade 2 Listed church
PLANNING permission is being sought to provide an access ramp for people with physical impairment and wheelchair users at the Grade 2 Listed St James’s Church, Latchford, Warrington.