“Affordable” homes scheme given the go-ahead
PLANNING bosses have given the go-ahead for four “affordable” homes on a green field site – despite opposition from local residents and councillors.
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Boteler pupils exhibit in London
PUPILS at Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School are part of an exhibition on London’s South Bank.
Van crashes into building after two-vehicle collision
A VAN crashed into a wall at Penketh, Warrington last night following a two vehicle collision.
HS2 construction work will create around 22,000 new jobs
A FORMAL start of construction on the controversial HS2 rail project was announced today – highlighting the large number of jobs the project will be recruiting for in the coming months and years.
Have your say on the ambulance service
WARRINGTON residents will get a chance to have a say on the North West Ambulance…
Networking group for businesswomen to launch in Warrington
PINK Link, the networking group for women in business, is launching in Warrington to meet the demand for female networking.
Pledge to make policing work safer for officers
CHESHIRE Constabulary has pledged its commitment to enhancing the safety of police officers and staff as part of a national review.
Pyramid to re-open after six-month shut down
WARRINGTON’S Pyramid Arts Centre is to reopen, in line with the latest government advice and following a six month shut down due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Family – and their pet chameleon – escape house fire
A FAMILY from Warrington is urging people not to leave heating or electrical appliances plugged in when not in use following a fire at their home.
More permanent solution to rough sleepers’ problem
PEOPLE sleeping rough, or at risk of sleeping rough in Warrington are to be moved into new supported accommodation by the borough council