Plan to convert bungalow to respite facility for vulnerable people
PLANS have been submitted to change the use of a dormer bungalow at Great Sankey from residential to a respite facility for people with learning difficulties.
Author David Skentelbery
Sex Pistols icon Johnny Rotten to visit Parr Hall
SEX Pistols icon John Lydon will be sharing stories about how his band sparked a cultural revolution when he visits Warrington’s Parr Hall on Wednesday, October 6.
Anger and confusion over £2,400 “bill” for Remembrance Day parade
ROYAL British Legion officers across Warrington have been left confused and uncertain about Remembrance Day parades this year after being told they will have to find thousands of £s to enable the processions to go ahead.
Job vacancies soar as people choose to work part time
SOME businesses in Warrington have as many workers as they did pre-Covid but they are working half the hours because they want a better work-life balance.
Latchford’s Lions in international action again
LATCHFORD Albion’s international trio of Matthew Ellis, Charlie McCurrie and Matthew Nash were in action again on Saturday, as they represented the England Community Lions Under 20 squad, making the trip to face their Ireland counterparts, with all three contributing towards the visitors 38 – 12 victory.
Rear extension – with a view over a golf course
PLANNERS at Warrington have given the green light to proposals for a house extension giving a view over a golf course.
Balcony extension approved despite neighbours’ objections
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have approved a home extension with a balcony overlooking the rear garden despite objections from neighbours and the parish council.
Library Friends to hold “open morning” to discuss renovation
THE Friends of Culcheth Library plan to hold an open morning at the library on Saturday, October 16 from 10.30am to 12 noon.
Boteler welcomes new students at inauguration evening at parish church
WARRINGTON’S Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School held its annual inauguration evening at St Elphin’s Church.
Borough Council to write-off £2.4 million unpaid debts
WARRINGTON Borough Council is to write-off around £2.4 million in unpaid council tax, business rates, miscellaneous income and housing benefit overpayment debts.