Crumbling library wall to be replaced
BOROUGH council planning chiefs have cleared the way for improvement work on a crumbling rear wall at Warrington Library – a Grade 2 Listed building.
Author David Skentelbery
Electricity – the hidden danger in your garden
THE number of electrical safety incidents recorded in gardens has risen by over 80 per cent in the past year according to Warrington electricity supplier SP Energy Networks.
Grappers’ promotion hopes take a severe knock
GRAPPENHALL’S promotion aspirations took a severe knock when they suffered a seven wicket thrashing at the hands of Bollington in the RSK Cheshire County League.
Driver arrested on drugs charges after routine traffic stop in town centre
A ROUTINE traffic stop in Warrington town centre resulted in a man being arrested for possessing drugs and driving under the influence of drugs.
Green Belt caravan site plan is thrown out
AN application for permission to develop a caravan site on a Green Belt site has been thrown out by Warrington planning chiefs.
Raven campaigners explore Government funding to help buy historic pub
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save the historic Raven inn at Glazebury are exploring Government funding to…
Police commissioner backs calls for review of crime recording
POLICE and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer is backing calls for a Home Office review into crime recording.
Kemtile appoints new business development manager
WARRINGTON-based Kemtile has appointed Akeel Ahmed as business development manager.
Major industrial and logistics development put to planners
OUTLINE planning consent is being sought for a major industrial, storage and distribution development on a disused corner of the Lingley Mere Business Park at Warrington.
Young people on Universal Credit urged to explore job opportunities
YOUNG people from across Warrington and Cheshire claiming Universal Credit are being urged to explore hundreds of local job opportunities as part of the Government’s Kickstart Scheme.