Housebuilders Persimmon are first occupiers of iconic Chadwick House
HOUSEBUILDERS Persimmon have become the first occupiers of the iconic Chadwick House – the historic centrepiece building on Warrington’s Birchwood Park.
Author David Skentelbery
Council elect new chairman – and said goodbye to long-serving couple
CULCHETH and Glazebury Parish Council elected a new chairman at their May meeting – and said goodbye to two of their longest serving members.
Three solar farms could be taken in-house by borough council
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington Borough Council are currently considering taking in house the three solar farms it owns.
New survey aims to find out people’s views on accessibility at rail stations
A NEW survey aims to find out people’s views about accessibility at rail stations in the North – and that includes Warrington.
Police launch partnership with Warrington Wolves to combat knife crime
CHESHIRE Police have launched a partnership with Warrington Wolves as part of Operation Sceptre – the national initiative to combat the disturbing increase in knife crime.
Green Belt land can be used for equestrian purposes despite opposition
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have approved an application to use Green Belt land for equestrian purposes despite strong opposition from more than 30 nearby residents.
Young rugby player is college’s sports person of the year
A YOUNG rugby player who made headlines after his debut for Warrington Wolves has been crowned Priestley College’s Sports Person of the Year.
10-wicket demolition job gives Warrington victory
WARRINGTON completed a 10-wicket demolition of Cholmondeley with time to spare at Walton Lea in the Cheshire Cricket League.
May Queen rides again – 76 years later
WHEN the Lymm May Queen festival procession takes place on Saturday, May 18 there will be a special person taking part – Dorothy Greenhalgh, aged 91.
The Culcheth Codger – could he be my doppelganger?
THE Culcheth Codger. Could he be my doppelganger?