“Banks should play a part in keeping village high streets alive”
BANKS should be required to play their part in keeping High Streets alive in places like Stockton Heath.
Author David Skentelbery
Stable block conversion opposed by parish council
PLANS to convert part of a stable building into a “modest three bedroom dwelling” are to be considered by Warrington’s development management committee tonight.
Exhibition explores students’ “Fear of the Unknown”
A GROUP exhibition by final year college students explores the pressures they face at an important turning point in life.
Festival Trail Races back for a seventh year
THE ever-popular Lymm Festival Trail Races event is to take place on Sunday June 30.
Mayor’s charity appeal raised more than £10,000
MAYOR of Warrington Karen Mundry’s charity appeal raised more than £10,000 during her year in office.
Police seek women after store theft
POLICE have issued CCTV pictures of two women they would like to trace following the theft of goods from a Warrington store.
How foster carers make a difference for young people in care
IT’S “Foster Care Fortnight” – the UK’s biggest foster carer recruitment drive, led by the charity, The Fostering Network.
Cult performance poet on his way to Warrington
CULT performance poet Dr John Cooper Clarke is to bring his new The Luckiest Guy Alive tour to Warrington.
Objections to “affordable” homes plan
A PLAN for eight “affordable” apartments comes before Warrington planning chiefs tomorrow (Wednesday) – together with a number of objections.
New member wins prestigious award for video club
A NEW member of Warrington Cine and Video Society has won a prestigious award with his first movie for the club.