High Sheriff drops in on the Salvation Army
HIGH Sheriff of Cheshire Mark Mitchell has visited the Salvation Army Lifehouse in Warrington to meet with people experiencing a period of homelessness.
Author David Skentelbery
Labour’s comfortable by-election victory
LABOUR has retained the seat of former borough council leader Terry O’Neill in the by-election at Burtonwood and Winwick with more than 58 per cent of the vote.
Police seek rail traveller after theft of £1,000 clarinet
POLICE at Warrington have today issued a CCTV image of a man being hunted by British Transport Police following the theft of luggage from a train.
Vandals blamed for fire in children’s play area
VANDALS set fire to two wheelie bins after dumping them in a children’s play area at Fearnhead, Warrington, last night.
New technology opens up new guided tour of nature reserve
VISITORS to Warrington’s Risley Moss nature reserve can experience a unique guided tour – through the eyes of children- thanks to the introduction of new technology.
How to make bird, bug and bat boxes
A CHANCE to learn about making bird, bug and bat boxes will come at Stockton Heath on Wednesday, February 19.
11 per cent rise in alcohol-related hospital admissions
THE number of people admitted to hospital at Warrington for alcohol related problems has risen by 11 per cent over the last six years.
School to benefit from metal recycling initiative
A WARRINGTON school will benefit following the installation of town centre metal recycling bins.
Unauthorised work on protected tree costs woman £1.357
A WOMAN who carried out extensive work on a protected tree at Warrington has been ordered to pay £1,357.
Lucy, 82, is town’s champion book borrower
WARRINGTON’S top book borrower over the past 12 months was 82-year-old Lucy Roach – who read 310 books from Penketh Library.