A reminder from the Town Hall – there’s no Walking Day tomorrow!
WARRINGTON Borough Council has issued a reminder that the town’s annual Walking Day will not take place tomorrow (Friday) – just in case anyone was planning to turn up.
Author David Skentelbery
Act responsibly as pubs re-open – police
PEOPLE are being urged to act responsibly as pubs across Warrington and Cheshire open for the first time since March this weekend.
Neighbours oppose plan to demolish disused house
A PLAN to demolish a disused house and outbuildings at Culcheth and replace them with a new house is being opposed by neighbours and by Culcheth and Glazebury Parish Council.
Peel Hall planning battle set to resume
THE long-running battle over the future of open land at Peel Hall, Warrington will resume tomorrow (Wednesday) when a new application by developers Satnam Millennium will be considered by members of the borough council’s development management committee.
Bungalow with stables plan opposed by neighbours
PLANS for a new bungalow with adjoining stables and paddock for domestic equestrian use only at Poulton-with-Fearnhead, Warrington have triggered fierce local opposition.
£303,000 grants for groups supporting survivors of domestic abuse
POLICE and crime commissioner David Keane has secured grants for a number of organisations across Cheshire which have been supporting survivors of domestic abuse and sexual violence through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Students’ pen pal project to help people with dementia
STUDENTS from Warrington are taking part in a pen pal project to befriend people living with dementia during the COVID-19 lockdown..
Freemasons deliver the goods to Warrington Foodbank!
MORE than 60 bags of shopping were delivered to Warrington Foodbank in a week as a result of an initiative by local Freemasons.
Manificent 130-year-old protected tree is felled
A PROTECTED tree believed to be more than 130 years old has been felled at Lymm – because it was considered a danger to the public.
Police warning on online pets scam
RESIDENTS of Warrington and across Cheshire are being urged to be vigilant when buying pets online following an emerging trend of animal related scams during the coronavirus pandemic.