Adults can go back to the classroom
ADULTS in Warrington can return to the classroom this September for a number of fascinating classes.
Author David Skentelbery
Fly-tipping 40 bags of waste cost man £350
A WARRINGTON man has been ordered to pay £350 after pleading guilty to a fly-tipping offence under the Environmental Protection Act.
Armed raiders strike twice within half-an-hour
ARMED raiders struck at two convenience stores at Warrington within half-an-hour last night.
Five arrested for alleged supply of drugs
FIVE men were arrested at Warrington on suspicion of being concerned in the supply of Class B drugs.
New technology bid to combat knife crime in town centre
NEW technology – in the form of airport style detector wands and arches – is to be introduced to combat knife crime in Warrington.
Hospital’s “Butterfly Suite” re-opens after refurbishment
WARRINGTON Hospital’s maternity bereavement suite – The Butterfly Suite – has undergone a full refurbishment thanks to a local charity and a number of businesses.
Prisoner jailed for life for killing fellow inmate at Risley Prison
A PRISONER has been jailed for life for killing a fellow inmate at Risley Prison in Warrington.
Homes flooded as river burst its banks at Lymm
SEVEN or eight homes were flooded at Lymm early today when the River Bollin burst its banks.
Armed police arrest man after “domestic incident”
THE normally quiet village of Croft, near Warrington witnessed a major police operation last night…
How many animals have you seen on the road – dead or alive?
A WILDLIFE charity is calling on volunteers at Warrington to record sightings of mammal – dead or alive – as part of a “Mammals on the Road” survey.