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.
Author David Skentelbery
“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”.
30 homes approved in station goods yard
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for more than 30 homes on a disused railway goods yard – despite protests from nearby residents.
Gardens in Culcheth to open for charity
EIGHT gardens will be open to the public on Saturday and Sunday, July 8-9 when the annual Culcheth Open Gardens event takes place.
Reassurance for residents of high rise blocks
CHESHIRE Fire and Rescue Service is continuing to provide reassurance to residents of high rise accommodation in Warrington and across the county following the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in London.
You Win Again – celebrating the music of the Bee Gees
THE spectacular music tribute show “You Win Again – celebrating the music of the Bee Gees” is to return to Warrington’s Parr Hall.
MPs express concern over town’s hospital services
WARRINGTON’S two MPs have got together to issue a joint expression of concern about services being moved away from the town’s hospital.
A chance to quiz members of the Town Council
FRODSHAM’S annual Town Meeting will be held in the Parish Hall, Church Street tomorrow (Saturday).
Brollies at the ready as Walking Day gets under way
THE Met Office was forecasting grey, overcast skies but only a 10 per cent likelihood of rain at Warrington today as thousands of people set out on the town’s 183rd Walking Day.
Planners defer proposals for 700 homes
CONTROVERSIAL plans for more than 700 homes on land in Grappenhall and Appleton have been deferred a second time by planning chiefs at Warrington.