Electric car charging point on a 16th century cottage
PLANS have been submitted for an electric car charging point at a 16th century cottage at Lymm.
Author David Skentelbery
Coffee shop plan for historic Parr’s Bank building
A SECOND planning application has been submitted for the historic former Parr’s Bank building in Winwick Street, Warrington.
Theresa wins 18-month apprenticeship
CULCHETH’S Theresa Divers, aged 18, has been appointed apprentice administration assistant at Cerberus Receivables Management in Salford.
HS2 gets the Royal Assent – and moves closer to Warrington
The HS2 Phase 2a Bill was today given Royal Assent today cementing in law the Government’s commitment to bring the high-speed railway to the North – and closer to Warrington.
Council has “gone above and beyond” in tackling COVID-19 crisis
WARRINGTON Borough Council has “gone above and beyond what could ever be described as business as usual” in dealing with with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Warrington cancer patient who was diagnosed with three cancers in three years urges people to support The Christie
A WARRINGTON cancer patient who was diagnosed with three different cancers in three years, is urging people to support key projects and supported by The Christie charity.
More work needed to boost science apprenticeships
THE Science Industry Partnership (SIP), an employer-led membership alliance supported by Warrington-based Cogent Skills, has announced its latest apprenticeship survey findings.
Burglars cause serious damage at RSPCA clinic
BURGLARS who broke into a building used by Warrington, Halton and St Helens RSPCA caused serious damage.
College recognises “heroes” who help others during pandemic
A WARRINGTON college is recognising students who have helped their local communities during the pandemic.
New roof planned for Warrington’s historic drill hall
PLANS have been submitted to Warrington Borough Council for permission to re-roof the historic former Drill Hall, in the East Annex of the Town Hall.