“Warrington’s streets are among the best lit in Great Britain”
WARRINGTON’S streets are among the best lit in Great Britain.
Author David Skentelbery
“Economists warn that inheritance tax raid on farms will cost £1 billion” says MP
ECONOMISTS have warned that the government’s inheritance tax raid on farms will cost the Treasury £1 billion more than it makes – backing up fears raised by Cheshire MP Esther McVey earlier this month.
Telecommunications equipment plan is thrown out
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have thrown out proposals for telecommunications equipment on the roof of an apartment building.
Repeat prescriptions due over festive season need to be ordered by December 16
REPEAT prescriptions due in the days over Christmas and New Year need to be ordered by Monday, December 16. That’s the message for Warrington residents from the North West’s chief pharmacist.
Basketball club holds first-ever presentation event
GRAPPENHALL Basketball Club held its first-ever annual club presentation and Christmas Party – bringing together players, families, and supporters to recognise the incredible achievements of the club’s young players since its founding in mid-2023.
Ingevity employees donate £1,250 to Food Bank
EMPLOYEES at Ingevity’s Warrington’s manufacturing plant have donated £1,250 to the Warrington Food Bank healthy meals for residents.
Business is blooming for La Beau Fleurs
WARRINGTON florist La Beau Fleurs have had their membership of the exclusive Good Florist Guide renewed for a fourth time.
The Culcheth Codger is back – in search of the Booker Prize!
HE’S back – the Culcheth Codger. The man who made use of the Covid 19 lockdown to write his first book and then insisted on giving it away free.
Interior Door Systems announces £350,000 factory refurbishment
WARRINGTON-based Interior Door Systems (IDS) has announced the completion of a £350,000 factory refurbishment.
Vandalism and anti-social behaviour at library
VANDALISM and anti-social behaviour are posing problems at Culcheth’s newly-refurbished library.