Plan put forward for self-build dormer-bungalow
A PLAN for a self-build dormer bungalow on land between two existing bungalows in Warren Lane, Woolston, has been submitted to Warrington planning chiefs.
Author David Skentelbery
Care home staff to take on gruelling 225 mile cycle challenge
STAFF from Barchester Healthcare’s care homes and hospitals are taking on a gruelling 225 mile cycling challenge – stopping at 17 care homes including Cheshire Grange, in Lymm.
Fertility treatment: public asked for their views
A SIX-week public consultation has been launched on proposed changes to fertility treatment policies affecting Warrington, Cheshire and Merseyside.
Award-winning nursery group opens forest school
AN award-winning nursery group has opened a new forest school at Warrington.
Survey of 1,000 residents of New Towns shows only four per cent think they are “nice”
A SURVEY of 1,000 residents of England’s post-war new towns – including Warrington and Runcorn – has revealed that only four per cent describe their town as “nice”.
Long-serving councillor elected chairman of parish council
LONG-serving councillor Paul Campbell was elected chairman of Culcheth and Glazebury Parish Council at its annual meeting.
Warrington lost out in top-of-the-table clash
WARRINGTON lost out in a top-of-the-table clash in division three of the Cheshire County League.
Apprentice from Bridgewater Community Healthcare Trust wins silver
A BUSINESS Administration apprentice from Warrington-based Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust has received silver status at a national healthcare awards ceremony.
Emilia qualifies for the prestigious Horse of the Year Show
A YOUNG amateur rider from Lymm, Emilia Stone and her pony, Scotgate Spot On have qualified for the prestigious Horse of the Year Show in October.
Town unlikely to see rare orchids after grass verges mown down
THE chairman of Warrington Nature Conservation Forum has expressed regret that the town is unlikely to see any rare Bee orchids or Northern Marsh orchids this year – because the grasses they thrive in have been mown down.