Council’s known carbon emissions are falling – but not quickly enough
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s known carbon emissions are falling – but not quickly enough.
Author David Skentelbery
Nearly 40 turn out for lecture on wading birds
NEARLY 40 members and guests of Warrington’s New Cut Ecology and Heritage group turned out to fill the meeting room at Alford Hall, to listen to a lecture on wading birds in the North West.
New Cut Canal is given a big Spring Clean
WARRINGTON’S New Cut Canal – and surrounding areas – have been given a big Spring Clean.
Vet cuts hole in tortoise’s shell to carry out life-saving surgery
A VET cut a hole in a tortoise’s shell to enable life-saving surgery to take place.
Detailed plans for first phase of controversial Peel Hall development
DETAILED plans for the first phase of the controversial Peel Hall development have been lodged with Warrington Borough Council’s planning department.
Volunteers are being sought to scrutinise police
VOLUNTEERS are being sought to scrutinise police across Warrington and Cheshire on how they ensure the welfare of people being held in custody.
Three talented students win speaking competition
A TEAM of three talented students from Culcheth High School won the district heat of the Youth Speaks competition and will now compete in the District Final on March 11.
Two years on from the Russian invastion of Ukraine – a moving exhibition
TWO years on from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, an exhibition marking Warrington’s role in supporting the people of Ukraine opens this weekend.
Author celebrates release of his fourth novel
WARRINGTON author Jackson Beck is celebrating the release of his fourth novel – “Abducted.”
Dance academy can build new studio
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the go-ahead for a thriving dance academy to expand.