Planners urged to refuse “safe” lay-by for disabled boy
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are being urged to refuse permission for a father to provide a safe layby near his home for his disabled son to be picked up by a school bus.
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Primary school to join academy trust
A WARRINGTON primary school has been given the go ahead to join one of the most inclusive educational academy trusts in the country.
Car left devastated after arson attack
POLICE are investigating after arsonists struck at Warrington in the early hours of today and left a car devastated by fire.
Plans for new hospital and wellbeing campus are revealed
DESIGNS and details for a proposed new Halton Hospital and Wellbeing Campus have been unveiled.
Warrington steams ahead on key projects – despite cuts
A NEW report shows good progress is being made to protect Warrington’s most vulnerable residents, regenerate the borough and provide an improving education offer.
Beast from the East blows in a holiday sales boost
IT’S an ill wind that blows nobody good – and that includes the Beast from the East.
Vandals attack children’s playground
VANDALS set fire to waste bins on a children’s playground at Warrington early today.
Hospital patients to get free WiFi
FREE WiFi is to be made available to patients and visitors at Warrington and Halton hospitals
MP wants findings of LiveWire review made public
MP Helen Jones has called on Warrington Borough Council to make public the findings of a governance review of libraries and leisure organisation LiveWire.
Strike threat after housing group’s pay offer rejected
MEMBERS of the UNISON and UNITE unions at Warrington are to be balloted over possible strike action following a breakdown in pay talks with housing group Torus.