Warrington’s “M62 of the 19th century” to celebrate its 200th anniversary
WARRINGTON’S New Cut Canal – which has been described as the M62 of the 19th century – is about to celebrate its 200th birthday.
Author David Skentelbery
Developer’s £600 donation to hospital maternity service
WARRINGTON and Halton Teaching Hospitals’ maternity service has secured a £600 donation from homebuilder Taylor Wimpey North West – to help more women to have a home birth experience.
It’s time to talk about mental health – today
IT’S Time to Talk Day today (Thursday) – and Warrington Borough Council wants people to know how small conversations about mental health have the power to make a big difference.
Multi-million £ plan to move town’s bus depot
COUNCIL chiefs at Warrington are to be asked to approve a multi-million plan to relocate the town’s bus depot.
Work to start soon on £1.4 million cycle way
WORK is about to start on an important new link in the Warrington cycle network – the Chester Road to town centre cycle way.
MP calls for tougher action on border controls
WARRINGTON North MP Charlotte Nichols has called on the Government to take stronger action on borders and quarantine.
Fire crews tackle blaze involving two cars
TWO cars were badly damaged in a fire at Grayling Mews, Warrington last night.
Council urged to hand-over £495,000 grant to help keep leisure centres going after the pandemic
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington have applied for £495,000 funding from the Government to help local leisure services to recover after the pandemic.
School’s revitalised outdoor reading space
PUPILS at Bruche Primary School in Warrington will have a revitalised outdoor space to enjoy after the lockdown.
Council set to approve average council tax rise of 4.98 per cent
WARRINGTON Borough Council chiefs are to be asked to approve a 4.98 per cent Council Tax rise – meaning a figure of £1,565.67 for the average Band D home.