Music teaching hits the right note at Chinese university
MUSIC teaching at Warrington’s Bruche Primary School has attracted the interest of trainee teachers at one of China’s most prestigious universities.
Author David Skentelbery
Controversial homes plan given the go-ahead – after 19 years
A PLAN to build a terrace of up to three homes on a green field site at Culcheth has been given the go-ahead by Warrington planners.
New dwelling approved on Green Belt site – despite objections
PLANNING chiefs have approved proposals for a new residential property on Green Belt land at Thelwall, Warrington – despite objections from neighbours and from the local parish council.
All-rounder Abid shines as Warrington win
WARRINGTON picked up a useful four wicket victory over Davenham in the RSK Cheshire County League – thanks largely to a all-round performance from Muhammad Abid.
Albion suffer heavy defeat at hands of league leaders
LATCHFORD Albion fell to a heavy 46-0 defeat when they travelled to undefeated league leaders Ashton Bears.
New security gates for historic Lymm Hall
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for new entrance gates at historic Lymm Hall.
Primary Academy Trust welcomes an eighth school
WARRINGTON Primary Academy Trust (WPAT) has welcomed an eighth school to the Trust – the third from outside the borough.
Matthew is a new-style apprentice
A WARRINGTON apprentice is one of the first in the country to take part in a new style of apprenticeship, which is taking a traditional trade forward for a new era.
Former miners in line for £200 grants to help cope with fuel costs
FORMER miners – including those in the Warrington area – are being offered a £200 grant to help them cope with the rise in fuel costs this year.
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.