Speed cameras may be installed on A574 at Glazebury
AVERAGE speed cameras could be installed on the A574 Warrington Road, Glazebury, thanks to a commitment from Cheshire’s police and crime commissioner and Warrington Borough Council.
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Betsy puts on an art show for animal charity
A TALENTED four-year-old girl raised more than £70 for an animal charity by putting on an art sale outside her home.
Drive to persuade ethnic minorities to feel safe about Covid vaccine
HEALTH leaders at Warrington have joined in a major drive to persuade ethnic communities feel safe about the Covid-19 vaccine.
Warrington to host a stage finish of Tour of Britain cycle race
WARRINGTON is to play host to a stage finish of the Tour of Britain cycle racefor the first time this year when stage five culminates in the town on Thursday September 9.
Road closed after power cable collapses
A ROAD was closed near Warrington early today after a power cable collapsed on to a property and was left overhanging the road.
Illumar appointments will drive ambitious growth strategy
WARRINGTON-based data management firm Illumar has appointed Peter Luke as commercial director and Jonathan Gould as client solutions consultant.
Hannah’s message of hope for those with mental health issues
WARRINGTON student Hannah Bromley hopes that by sharing her own experiences in a new book she can help others who suffer with mental health issues.
Re-launch for project celebrating Warrington’s wire heritage
A SPECIAL project celebrating Warrington’s proud wire heritage, which was put on hold because of the Covid-19 outbreak last year is getting back under way – and local people are being invited to get involved.
Cheshire’s “preferred” chief constable is named
WARRINGTON-based police and crime commissioner (PCC) David Keane has announced that Mark Roberts has been chosen as his preferred candidate to take up the position of Cheshire’s chief constable.
Developers told to remove “mud and barrel” wall at Winwick
WARRINGTON Borough Council has served notice on property developers Satnam requiring them to remove a “mud and barrel wall” that has been constructed at Birch Avenue, Winwick.