One kind word can help stamp out bullying
IT’S Anti-Bullying Week – and Police and Crime Commission John Dwyer is encouraging everyone to be kind by following the week’s theme: One Kind Word.
IT’S Anti-Bullying Week – and Police and Crime Commission John Dwyer is encouraging everyone to be kind by following the week’s theme: One Kind Word.
CHESHIRE and Merseyside’s Vaccine Director is urging anyone who has not had a Covid-19 jab to join the thousands taking-up the ‘evergreen’ offer as winter approaches.
WARRINGTON Borough Council has spelled out its present position following the shock decision by the Secretary of State to allow the controversial Peel Hall development to go ahead.
A CROFT man has been shortlisted for this year’s RICS Young Surveyor of the Year award (Land Rural and Urban).
PLANS to build two dwellings on land at Barrow Farm, in Kenyon Lane, Croft are likely to go ahead following the refusal by Warrington planning chiefs to grant permission for three dwellings.
WARRINGTON’S Birchwood Park – one of the largest out-of-town business destinations in the North West, has welcomed nine businesses across a mixture of office suites and warehouse facilities – making it the most successful quarter of the year to date.
Warrington Borough Council is seeking local people’s views on the future of electric vehicles.
SCHOOL children from Warrington have become “Minia-police” on the beat to help keep Bewsey and Whitecross a nice place for residents to live.
THE battle for the green fields of Peel Hall, Warrington may still not be over – despite the Secretary of State this week giving approval to the controversial plan for 1,200 homes.
PUPILS voices at Bruche Primary School, Warrington have helped the school win a prestigious award.