Town’s progress with children with special educational needs
A NEW report on Warrington’s arrangements for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) has been published.
Author David Skentelbery
MP “very sorry” to see split in Labour Party
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones today expressed disappointment at the news that seven MPs had resigned from the Labour Party in protest at Jeremy Corbyn’s approach to Brexit and anti-Semitism.
Frightened horse rescued from pond
FIREFIGHTERS from Lymm were called out to rescue a frightened horse trapped in a pond at Hatton.
Radio students get tips from the best
RADIO students at Warrington have been getting advice and tips from the best in the business.
Planners approve hot food takeway – despite objections
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for a former butcher’s shop at Orford to be converted into a hot food takeaway – despite protests from nearby residents.
Groundbreaking sports programme for people with learning difficulties
SUPER League (Europe) and the Rugby Football League (RFL) have partnered with the national social care charity Community Integrated Care to form a ground-breaking sports programme for people with learning disabilities and autism.
Irish Guards – and mascot – drop in at high school
THE Irish Guards dropped in at Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School – and brought their regimental mascot with them.
Decision deferred on house plan
PLANNING chiefs have put off a decision on a plan to build a detached house in Hurst Mill Lane, Glazebury.
Wilderspool housing scheme gets the green light
OUTLINE proposals for a major housing scheme on the site of the former Wilderspool RL stadium have been approved by Warrington planners.
Brexit campaigners plan to deliver petition to town’s MPs
MEMBERS of the Warrington4Brexit group are planning to visit the offices of the town’s two MPs to deliver a petition supporting upholding the referendum result.