How the new COVID-19 restrictions affect Warrington
TOUGH new coronavirus restrictions in the North West don’t directly apply to Warrington – but they are a warning to the borough to remain extra cautious
Author David Skentelbery
51 complaints to Ombudsman – but council resolves them all
A TOTAL of 51 complaints were made to the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman about Warrington Borough Council last year .
Plan for 617 homes on land zoned for office development
A MAJOR plan for up to 617 homes and a “mixed use zone” at Omega South, Warrington, comes before the borough’s development management committee on Wednesday.
£550,000 grant to help tackle crime in Warrington
A £550,000 Government grant has been secured by Cheshire police and crime commissioner David Keane for a project to reduce burglaries in Warrington.
Firefighters gear up for “999 hellfire” challenge
FIREFIGHTERS in Warrington are gearing up to compete a “999 hellfire” challenge of exercises to raise money for charity.
Meet Rock Choir’s Warrington leader – Kathryn Davies
ROCK Choir – the biggest contemporary choir in the UK – will be led by Kathryn Davies, local leader for the Warrington area – when its free, interative session goes live on Friday.
Artificial intelligence used to teach maths during lockdown
A WARRINGTON school is using an online platform powered by artificial intelligence (AI) to ensure…
Grappers win as the cricket season finally gets under way
THE weather relented and cricket finally got under way in the Warrington area.
Park fencing damaged by fire
FIRE crews spent an hour and 40 minutes dealing with a serious fire at Jubilee Park, off Long Lane, Warrington last night.
Another award for “Warrington’s bank”
WARRINGTON’S bank – the borough council has a one third stake in it – is celebrating a major industry award.