Council retains high credit rating – for third year running
WARRINGTON Borough Council has retained a high credit rating – for the third year in a row.
Author David Skentelbery
£294,000 facelift plan for community centre
A MAJOR refurbishment could take place at a Warrington community centre if Town Hall bosses give the go ahead.
Borough needs to provide 9,000 Green Belt homes
WARRINGTON needs to provide land for about 24,000 new homes over the next 20 years – 9,000 of which would have to be in the Green Belt.
Some health treatments may no longer be available for some patients
A REVIEW of more than 100 treatment policies by health chiefs at Warrington could result in some treatments no longer being available for some patients.
How a “selfie” can win three-months free bus travel
COMMUTERS in Warrington have the chance of winning a three-month bus pass – by taking a selfie of themselves on a bus.
Cricketer in hospital as Grappers crash to heavy defeat
A YOUNG cricketer ended up in hospital after being injured as Grappenhall crashed to a heavy defeat at home to Timperley.
Latchford Albion send condolences after rugby tragedy
AS a mark of respect to near neighbours Culcheth Eagles, following the tragic death of Adam Cooper, during a match at Runcorn, Latchford Albion have taken the decision not to publish a full report on their weekend matches.
Bringing back the sounds of the punk generation
VINTAGE band Stiff Little Fingers are to bring the sounds of the punk generation to Warrington’s Parr Hall this autumn.
Green Belt home wins approval
PLANS to convert a former horticultural building on a Green Belt site into a three bedroom dwelling have been given the green light by Warrinton planning chiefs.
“Class of ’58” celebrate being 70-years-young
NEARLY 40 former pupils of the old Culcheth Secondary School and their partners attended one of the periodic reunions of “The Class of ’58”.