Spreading happiness – by giving away flowers in the street
A TEAM from a Warrington florists’ shop will be spreading happiness on Wednesday, October 16 – by giving away flowers in the street.
Author David Skentelbery
Jenny’s next big race will be in memory of her “lovely Dad”
KEEN runner Jenny Hibbert was elated when she was the first female home in the 5k race at the Warrington Running Festival but already she is planning her next run – in memory of her late father
Air cadet Sam completes pilot scholarship
AN air cadet from Lymm is one of the first four to complete the newly relaunched RAF Air Cadet Pilot Scholarship (ACPS).
Historic Thelwall spans the centuries – but you need planning permission to walk the dog!
HISTORIC Thelwall dates back to prehistoric times and has a remarkable variety of architectural styles spanning several centuries. But you could need planning permission to walk the dog.
Bus lanes and improvements for walking and cycling on Winwick Road
TOWN Hall chiefs have been granted the necessary planning permission to create additional bus lanes and improvements for walking and cycling along the A49 Winwick Road and A50 Long Lane, Warrington.
New detached house must provide a home for roosting bats!
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for the demolition of a detached house and the construction of a replacement dwelling on the same site – subject to the provision of proposals for roosting boxes for bats.
One of the world’s great pianists to appear in Warrington
ONE of the world’s great pianists is to give a concert in Warrington – as part of WACIDOM’s autumn programme of free Saturday lunchtime concerts in the town centre.
Police ask members of the public: “Could you walk in our boots?”
CHESHIRE Constabulary is asking members of the public “could you walk in our boots?” as part of a drive to recruit new police officers.
Councillors asked to approve restoration of Grade 2 listed former bank building
COUNCILLORS are being asked to approve extensive restoration work to a Grade 2 Listed former bank building in Warrington town centre.
340 families pack open evening at Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School
MORE than 1250 people – from 340 families – attended a highly successful Open Evening at Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School, Warrington.