Bad debts force long-established credit union to close
ONE of Warrington’s longest-established credit unions has closed – because of bad debts run up by some of its members.
Author David Skentelbery
Grappers still looking for their first win
GRAPPENHALL found the going hard in their first home game
of the season after their bowlers struggled on a wicket which
favoured the batsmen early on.
Culcheth Community Day will be back on the village green
CULCHETH Community Day – cancelled for the last two years because of COVID – will be back tomorrow Monday, May 2nd.
Plan to replace century-old Green Belt farm house
PLANS have been submitted for the demolition of a century-old Green Belt farm house at Croft, Warrington – and the construction of a new dwelling on the same site.
Warrington firm’s drive to protect the rainforests
WARRINGTON-based appliance brand Haier has partnered with climate charity, Cool Earth to work together to back people and local communities to protect the rainforests.
Life expectancy in Warrington “significantly lower” than England average
LIFE expectancy for both men and women at age 65 in Warrington is significantly lower than for the England average, with socio-economic deprivation in some areas still a significant problem.
Hospital charity says thanks for Easter Eggs bonanza
THERE were smiles all around Warrington and Halton hospitals when Easter Eggs and other goodies donated by the public were distributed in the children’s wards.
“Great night out” raises £1,165 for library renovation
A MUSICAL evening and hot pot supper raised £1,165 for Culcheth Village Library Renovation – and enabled local people to have a great night out as well.
Grappenhall’s disappointing start to cricket season
GRAPPENHALL had a disappointing start when the RSK Cheshire County Cricket League season got under way.
Grappers seek promotion as cricket season starts
THE Cheshire cricket season gets under way today (Saturday) – with Warrington’s top club, Grappenhall travelling to Urmston.