Long-running planning saga over alpaca farm could be nearing its conclusion
A LONG-running planning saga over the use of land at Warrington as an alpaca farm could be nearing its conclusion.
Author David Skentelbery
People aged 65 or over diagnosed with dementia – the true figure?
NEW research has shown the number of Warrington people aged 65 or over diagnosed with dementia is 1,989 – but that the true figure could be 2,739,00.
Grappenhall go down by 54 runs at home
GRAPPENHALL went down by 54 runs at home to high-flying Didsbury in the Cheshire County League ECB premier division.
Where are the most expensive addresses – and do you live in one of them?
WHERE are the most expensive addresses in Warrington – and do you live in one of them?
United Utilities rated a 4-star company by Environment Agency
WARRINGTON-based United Utilities has been rated as a 4-star company in the Environment Agency’s annual report on the environmental performance of England’s nine water and sewerage companies.
Beer festival is returning – after a five-year absence due to Covid
CULCHETH Beer Festival is returning in September – after a five-year absence caused by the Covid 19 pandemic.
Parish council is celebrating receiving a Green Flag award
GRAPPENHALL and Thelwall Parish Council is celebrating after receiving a Green Flag Award for Grappenhall Heys Walled Garden.
Plan to demolish a farmhouse and replace it with a new dwelling
PLANS to demolish a farmhouse and replace it will a new dwelling with garaging in Hatton Lane, Hatton have been submitted to Warrington planning chiefs.
Workplace caterer bolsters senior leadership team
WARRINGTON-based workplace caterer Dine Contract Catering has bolstered its senior leadership team following the appointment of managing director Nick Haynes.
Seven-storey block will provide 26 apartments
PLANS for a seven-storey block of 26 apartments in Winwick Street, Warrington, have been given the go-ahead by the borough coiuncil’s development management committee.