“Temporary” gypsy caravan site set to become permanent
AN application for a controversial temporary gypsy caravan site to be made permanent is to come before a meeting of Warrington’s development management committee on Wednesday.
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MP wants to carry on serving Warrington South
WARRINGTON South MP Faisal Rashid says it has been a “huge privilege” to represent the constituency for the last two years – but much remains to be done and he is the person to do it.
Vandals go on the rampage across Warrington and neighbouring areas
MINDLESS vandals caused disruption across Warrington and Halton last night (Wednesday) resulting in more than 80 reports of anti-social behaviour and criminal damage across the north of the county.
WI members plant a tree to mark 100 years
MEMBERS of Walton WI gathered in Walton Gardens to plant a tree to commemorate the Centenary of the Cheshire Federation of Women’s Institutes.
Can YOU donate to the town’s Toy Appeal?
A CHRISTMAS Toy Appeal is to be run in Warrington for the seventh year running.
Alley Cats who really can sing
THE Alley Cats Escape choir – a new choir in Lymm formed to enable people to “escape” through music – performed before an audience for the first time at The Limes retirement apartments.
Comedy Store to make welcome return to Warrington
A POPULAR series of comedy events is making a welcome return to Warrington next year.
Council “10th worst in England” for delivering affordable homes
WARRINGTON is the 10th worst unitary authority in England for delivery of affordable homes, the borough council will be told next week.
Latchford player makes debut for Wales Dragonhearts
LATCHFORD Albion’s Morgan Nicholas made his debut for the Wales Dragonhearts when he played in a 26 20 victory over the South of England Lionhearts.
Union claims care company plans to cut wages and pensions
WARRINGTON Borough Council must act to ensure a local care company does not cut staff wages, pensions and holiday pay, says UNISON today (Tuesday).