Cottage with “1632” date plaque has been demolished
UPDATED: A COTTAGE that had a 1632 date plaque has been demolished and looks set to be replaced with a modern dormer bungalow.
Author David Skentelbery
The Warrington local history show is back
TWICE delayed by Covid lockdowns, the annual Warrington Local History Show returns on Sunday, October 9.
Major review of employment skills will aim to safeguard town’s future success
A MAJOR, strategic review of employment skills in Warrington looks set to start next month – with the aim of ensuring the town’s future economic success.
Grappers promoted – despite losing at home
GRAPPENHALL have won promotion back to the ECB Premier division of the RSK Cheshire County League – despite losing at home to Timperley.
Plan to change gym building into four-bed dwelling on Green Belt site
AN imaginative plan to change the use of a domestic outbuilding previously used as a gym into a single dwelling has been put to Warrington planners.
Wine and beer group celebrates 45 years
LYMM Wine and Beer Circle has celebrated its 45th anniversary – and issued an invitation to anyone who would like to join them.
Riding school seeks planning consent for outdoor floodlighting
PLANS have been submitted for outdoor flood lighting at a riding school at Penketh, Warrington – two years after planning consent for an indoor riding centre were approved.
£100,000 fund to help tackle crime and anti-social behaviour
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer’s Community £100,000 Action Fund has reopened, with money available for projects across Cheshire that will prevent and tackle crime and anti-social behaviour.
Help desks close at two Warrington police stations
HELP desks at Stockton Heath and Penketh police stations have closed as part of a re-organisation of the ways the public can contact the police across Cheshire.
Walter – the homing pigeon who can’t find his way home
MEET Walter – the homing pigeon who can’t find his way home.