Rogue trader ordered to pay nearly £3,000
A ROGUE trader has been ordered to pay out nearly £3,000 after pleading guilty at Warrington to charges of failing to carry out work that he received payment for and for using a fake business address.
Author David Skentelbery
Two men sought after town centre disturbance
UPDATED: POLICE at Warrington have today released CCTV images of three people they want to speak to in connection with a disturbance in the town centre.
Lib Dems won’t fight by-election – to save public money
A PARISH Council by-election has been called at Stockton Heath following the resignation of a councillor due to ill health.
Bedrooms for the homeless scheme back before planners
THE controversial plan to provide additional bedrooms for homeless people at Warrington’s James Lee House Salvation Army hostel is back before council planners tomorrow.
New president for Rotary Club
George Wilkinson is the new President of the Rotary Club of Warrington for the coming year.
Project opens to get the public closer to nature at Risley Moss
A MAJOR restoration project at Risley Moss, Warrington, is officially opened today.
Morris dancers bring history to life at Culcheth
A GROUP of Morris Dancers brought history to life at Culcheth by re-enacting an event of 172 years ago.
Bus company hands out awards to its staff
BUS company Warrington’s Own Buses has been celebrating the excellent work ot is drivers and depot and office teams.
Warrington’s last ball thriller ends in a tie
A DETERMINED stand of 26 for the last wicket earned Warrington a tie in a nail-biting finish to their Vivio Cheshire County League game at Hale Barns.
Sicilians no match for rampant Lionhearts
LATCHFORD Albion’s Danny Brown was among the try scorers in the North West English Lionhearts 70-0 defeat of a Sicilian Select XIII in Catania.