Pedestrian crossing plan held up at Lymm – because of Covid-19
PROPOSALS for a pedestrian crossing on busy Rushgreen Road at Lymm have been put on hold – because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Brighter future forecast for Culcheth Library
A BRIGHTER future is being forecast for Culcheth Library with promises of “significant funding” for renovation and modernisation.
Bold plan to restore derelict WW2 building to its historic roots
BOLD plans to restore a dilapidated building to its historic World War 2 roots have been submitted to Warrington Borough Council.
More air monitors needed to avoid “serious health hazard” says councillor
MORE monitors to measure particulates in the atmosphere are urgently needed in Warrington to avoid a serious health hazard.
Red ‘phone boxes up for grabs by Warrington groups – for £1 each
FIVE iconic red ‘phone boxes in Warrington are up for grabs by local community groups who can put them to new uses.
Town shows its appreciation for the work of social workers
IT’S World Social Work Day – and Warrington Town Hall is to be lit green to show appreciation for the work of social workers and care staff.
Five awaiting sentence after police seize cocaine worth £20 million
FIVE men are awaiting sentence next month after pleading guilty to a drugs conspiracy which led to police seizing cocaine worth £20 million.
Call for tougher penalties after dog thefts soar during lockdown
POLICE and crime commissioner David Keane is calling for punishments for dog thieves to be reviewed following a rise in dog thefts during lockdown.
Extension proposed for Warrington Hospital A&E department
PLANS have been submitted for a two-storey extension to the emergency department at Warrington Hospital.
Catering firms could be forced to close because of staff shortages
SOME catering businesses could be forced to close because of a shortage of staff, a Warrington recruitment company has warned.