Glazebrook Railway Station wins “best kept” award
GLAZEBROOK Railway Station, Warrington, won an award in the annual Cheshire Best Kept Station competition.
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Go-ahead for a café in the Green Belt
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for a café in the Green Belt at Walton.–
Innovative plans for a “pump track” are given go-ahead
INNOVATIVE plans for a “pump track” at Chapelford, Warrington have been approved by borough planning chiefs.
Plan for 170 new homes approved despite major opposition
A CONTROVERSIAL plan for 170 new homes on a greenfield site has been given the go-ahead by Warrington planning chiefs despite major opposition from nearby residents and councillors.
Plan to convert a cafe into a “micro-pub” – three years after it happened!
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are studying proposals to convert a café into a “micro-pub” – three years after the change actually took place.
Elliott’s beef and ale pie wins a bronze award
ELLIOT Logsdon – aged 19 and studying business at Warrington and Vale Royal College – won a bronze award in the Melton Mowbray British Pie awards.
Four first-time entrepreneurs start engineering business
FOUR first-time entrepreneurs have secured a £75,000 Start Up Loan, delivered by GC Business Finance, to start a Warrington engineering business, Valvworx, which will create jobs in the area.
Town centre streets to be closed for St Patrick’s Day parade
A NUMBER of town centre streets in Warrington will be closed to traffic this Sunday morning (March 17) while the annual St Patrick’s Day parade takes place.
The Ministry of Justice seeks trainee probation officers
THE Ministry of Justice has launched a non-graduate pathway for trainee probation officers – and there are five vacancies in the Warrington and Halton area.
GPs achieve 44 per cent increase in direct patient care – but patients want more
GPs in Warrington have achieved a 44 per cent increase in the level of direct patient care since 2019 – but patients are still dissatisfied with access.