Students visit top radio awards ceremony
A GROUP of students studying radio production at the Warrington Campus of the University of Chester travelled across the Pennines to a prestigious awards ceremony at Leeds.
Author David Skentelbery
Change of use for former stables at historic hall
A PLAN to change the use of a ground floor interpretation area at Warrington’s historic Walton Hall has been given the go-ahead by borough council planners.
Still time to join Enfield Park consultation – but only just!
CAMPAIGNERS working to get a Warrington park refurbished are urging people who use it to take part in a consultation exercise.
Emerging artists lead new series of exhibitions
TWO emerging artists whose work is currently being displayed as part of Warrington Contemporary Arts Festival (WCAF) are leading an exciting new programme of events and exhibitions.
Man charged with robbery after raid on shop
A MAN has been charged with robbery and possession of an offensive weapon following an incident at a shop in Warrington.
Great Sankey High School praised as “Good”
EDUCATION watchdogs Ofsted have praised Warrington’s Great Sankey High School as a good school with personal development and welfare described as a strength of the school.
MP’s concern over council’s “bizarre” lending policy
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones says she is concerned that the borough council is providing loan facilities or investing in organisations without insisting there is a benefit to Warrington.
Getting together to “make a difference”
SCOUTS, community workers and bankers got together to “make a difference” in Lymm village.
Warrington retains “Baby Friendly” award
HEALTH visitors and staff from Warrington’s integrated service for 0-19 year-olds celebrated retaining the prestigious Baby Friendly Award at a special event with mums and babies at the Great Sankey “Bosom Buddy” group.
Day nursery expansion plan wins approval
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for an extension to a children’s day nursery to enable the number of youngsters accommodated to be increased from 50 to 60.