Will new school playing field upset local bats – if there are any?
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are minded to approve a school’s proposals for a new artificial playing pitch – unless it upsets the local bat population.
Author David Skentelbery
Police budget will mean more officers on the street than ever before
Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer, has approved a budget that will take Cheshire’s police officer numbers to their highest in modern times.
Golf club’s plans for indoor coaching studio
PLANS have been submitted for a golf teaching studio at Warrington’s Poulton Park Golf Club.
Watchdog’s praise for town’s children’s social care services
CHILDREN’s social care continues to perform well in Warrington, according to Ofsted.
Planners to be asked if they STILL oppose motorway service scheme
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are to be asked this week whether they wish to continue to oppose controversial plans for a motorway service area on the M62 at Birchwood.
“Heroes Pathway” to be created in town centre gardens
WARRINGTON people are being encouraged to play their part in creating a “Heroes Pathway” at the town centre Marshall Gardens – and also help support Warrington Wolves Foundation and St Rocco’s Hospice.
Sam’s call to arms for people to give hope to cancer sufferers
A WARRINGTON businesswoman is issuing a call to arms for people to help give hope to future generations this World Cancer Day.
Award-winning artist to host first exhibition in his home town
AN award-winning Warrington artist is about to host his first solo exhibition in his hometown.
Uproar over plans for drive-through food and drink outlets
MORE than 50 nearby residents have lodged objections to a plan to include a drive-through coffee shop and a drive-through restaurant in proposals for a new supermarket at Warrington.
Club seeks relatives of “hall of fame” player
OFFICIALS at Latchford Albion are trying to trace family members or friends of former player Geoff Kingham, who was recently inducted into the club’s hall of fame.