Clean Air Day – and what Warrington is doing
WARRINGTON was today supporting Clean Air Day – which saw schools, workplaces and communities across the UK running activities and taking action to inspire people to reduce air pollution.
Author David Skentelbery
Police to use facial recognition technology to track down offenders
IN a major boost to victims of crime, police in Warrington will soon be able to use facial recognition technology to help identify offenders and take them off the streets.
Irish comedian Jimeoin promises a good craic!
AWARD-winning Irish comedian Jimeoin is heading back to Warrington for an evening that promises to be a good “craic”.
£5.4 million plan to provide a new future for Peace Centre
WARRINGTON’S iconic Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Peace Centre looks set to have a new future – as a centre for children with special educational needs (SEND).
Major phase of £200 million motorway upgrade nearly completed
A MAJOR phase of the £200 million project to upgrade the M6 between Warrington and Wigan will be completed this month.
Campaigners take to the streets to “make votes matter”
MAKE Votes Matter campaigners in Warrington held a street surgery in support of a National Action Day.
Hat-trick of victories for Grappenhall
IT was a good weekend for Grappenhall in the RSK Cheshire County League with all three senior teams winnng their games comfortably.
Traffic hold-ups warning as repair work closes Thelwall Viaduct
TWO full overnight closures of the M6 southbound carriageway at Thelwall Viaduct near Warrington will take place next week.
Borough Council welcomes plans to scrap HS2 Golborne Link
WARRINGTON Borough Council has welcomed plans to remove the controversial Golborne Link from the HS2 (Crewe to Manchester) rail programme.
Plan for a new future for Warrington’s iconic Peace Centre
COUNCIL chiefs at Warrington are to be urged to support proposals to establish a centre for children with special education needs or disabilities (SEND) at the Tim Parry Johnathan Ball Peace Centre.