New electronic security gates planned for historic hall
PLANS have been submitted for new entrance gates for historic Lymm Hall following reports of unauthorised people being found on the grounds.
Author David Skentelbery
Time is running out to have a say on policing and crime
TIME is running out for Warrington residents to have a say in the biggest ever survey of policing and crime in Cheshire.
Boteler chess players run into tough opposition
MEMBERS of the chess club at Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School travelled to Bolton to take part in the English Chess Federation Schools u19 tournament at Bolton School.
Gun surrender starts following a change in the law
TODAY (Monday) marks the start of a week-long gun surrender in Warrington and the rest of Cheshire.
Successful evening for Latchford Albion
LATCHFORD Albion enjoyed a successful evening at the annual Warrington Man of Steel awards held at the Haliwell Jones Stadium.
Christmas Tree festival returns at Lymm
THE Christmas Tree festival at Lymm’s St Mary’s Church is back – better than ever.
“Late payments threaten the survival of many businesses”
LATE payments are threatening the survival of many British businesses, according to finance provider, Time Finance, who have offices in Warrington.
Children’s charity appoints new chief executive
CHILDREN’S charity and voluntary adoption agency Adoption Matters – with offices in Warrington, Chester and Hale – has appointed Susy White as its new chief executive officer.
Storage container plan thrown out by council planners
A PLAN to site a container for storage purposes on the station yard at Grade 2 Listed Sankey Railway Station has been thrown out by Warrington planning chiefs.
Windy Warrington gets a yellow weather warning
THE Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind in the Warrington area for tomorrow (Saturday)