Pupils “open the book” to learn Bible stories
CHILDREN in eight primary schools in Warrington are hearing and seeing stories from the Bible every week, read and acted by groups of volunteers from a dozen different churches.
Author David Skentelbery
Student to monitor sound at Glastonbury
AS thousands of people head to Glastonbury this weekend, a student from Warrington has a vital role to play at this year’s festival.
Swing bridges to be painted – at last!
WARRINGTON’S rusting, eyesore swing bridges are to be painted – at last.
Help make Walking Day safe and successful
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are asking everyone to play their part in the safe and smooth running of this year’s Walking Day.
Council shows progress in care, jobs and digital services
WARRINGTON Borough Council is performing well in protecting vulnerable people, supporting jobs growth and improving on-line access to services, according to a new report.
Takeaway shop owner ordered to pay £2,000
THE owner of a Warrington takeaway shop has been ordered to pay more than £2,000 after repeatedly breaching his late-night licence.
Thrilling last ball victory for Grappers
GRAPPENHALL won a high-scoring last ball thriller when they hosted bottom club Bramhall at Broad Lane.
Driving instructor ordered to refund students thousands of pounds
A DRIVING instructor who refused to refund clients was given a suspended prison sentence and told by a judge he had acted “extremely badly and criminally”.
Top children’s author to visit local library
PHILIP Caveney – the acclaimed British author of the Sebastian Darke, Alec Devlin, and Movie Maniacs novels – will pay a visit to Lymm Library next month.
Blue Light Open Day – the emergency services on show
THE doors of Cheshire Police’s headquarters will be thrown open to the public on Sunday, July 16 – to show off the good work done around the clock by the county’s police and fire services.