Grappenhall went down in a game they were hoping to win
GRAPPENHALL went down by three wickets at Bowdon in a game they were hoping to win.
Author David Skentelbery
Long-running planning saga over alpaca farm finally settled
A LONG-running dispute over the use of a 1.5 acre piece of land at Thelwall has finally been settled.
Horse owners and riders to ride in road safety campaign
HORSE owners and riders from the Culcheth area of Warrington will be riding through the…
Hope 100 walk set to be the biggest yet
THE annual Hope 100 Walk in Warrington is set to take place on Sunday, September 8 – and with more than 200 people already signed up, looks like being the biggest yet.
Solar farm plan for Green Belt land at Glazebury
PLANS are being studied for a solar farm on Green Belt land at Glazebury which would include underground cabling to Culcheth.
Wildflowers are blooming in Lymm’s Ridgway Grundy Park
FOR the third year running, wildflowers are blooming in Lymm’s Ridgway Grundy Park thanks to an initiative by Lymm Parish Council.
Pub bowling green could be converted to beer garden
PROPOSALS have been submitted to Warrington planning chiefs for the conversion of a long-established pub bowling green to a beer garden.
Warrington remain top – 24 points clear of the chasing pack
WARRINGTON remain top of division one in the Cheshire Cricket League – 24 points clear of the chasing pack – after a 35 run victory at Middlewich.
Wellbeing company Raiys takes another leap forward
WARRINGTON-based wellbeing company Raiys has taken another leap forward for its growth strategy with the acquisition of content streaming service Ashia.
Irresponsible dog owners who fail to clean up face fines of up to £1,000
IRRESPONSIBLE DOG owners who fail to clean up after their pet or to keep them on a lead in sensitive locations across Warrington will soon face the possibility of fines of up to £1,000.