Man arrested after assault alleged at Job Centre
A MAN was arrested in Warrington town centre after an alleged assault on a staff member at the Job Centre in Mersey Street.
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Building damaged after wheelie bin set alight
A BUILDING was damaged after a wheelie bin was set alight in Warrington last night
Industrial and warehousing plan gets the go-ahead
A JOINT venture between industrial developer and asset manager Chancerygate and Hines, the international real estate firm, has secured planning to speculatively build 119,675 sq ft of industrial and warehousing space at Warrington.
Council must improve recycling rates, say Liberal Democrats
WARRINGTON Borough Council must do more to improve its recycling rates say the Liberal Democrats.
High Sheriff makes plea for “action not words” on the lockdown
HIGH Sheriff of Cheshire Nick Hopkinson has made an impassioned plea for people to use action rather than words to help the vulnerable cope with the new Covid-19 lockdown.
£85m upgrade work set to start on M56
THE main construction work on the region’s latest motorway upgrade, along the M56 in Greater Manchester and Cheshire, will get underway this month.
Report dangerous bonfires – before they are even lit
PEOPLE in Warrington are being urged to report dangerous bonfires – before they are even lit.
Physical disability Rugby League World Cup to come to Warrington
FIVE nations will take part in the first-ever Physical Disability Rugby League World Cup when it is played at Warrington next year.
Vandals blamed for fire in town centre
POLICE are seeking information from the public after a fire was deliberately started on open land off Collin Street, Warrington, last night.
“We need more firefighters” says union
FIRE and rescue services won’t be ready for major threats to the UK without more firefighters, the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) warned today.