Blues rock sensation heads for town
BLUES rock sensation Joanne Shaw Taylor is to headline “Summertime Festival” – a package of blues and rock music at Warrington’s Parr Hall on Saturday July 15.
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Lib Dems join row over Mersey Gateway bridge
LIBERAL Democrats have slammed the Conservatives’ “broken promise” over tolls for Warrington residents using the new Mersey Gateway bridge – but have also blamed Labour for the high cost of the project.
Saving the gorse at Gorse Covert Mounds
GORSE Bushes are in decline – on Warrington’s Gorse Covert Mounds.
Schools rewarded for tackling bullying and hate crime
SCHOOLCHILDREN from Warrington who made impressive efforts towards tackling bullying and hate crime are to be recognised at a special ceremony.
Man charged with sex attack in bar
A MAN arrested for a sex attack on a woman in a town centre bar at Warrington in the early hours of Sunday morning has been charged.
Blaze in basement kitchen at Helsby
TWO fire engines were called to a kitchen fire at Helsby last night.
Vandals in early-hours blitz on cars
VANDALS went on the rampage in the Longford-Orford area of Warrington in the early hours of the morning, causing damage to a number of cars.
Extra parking plan for crematorium
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are being asked to approve an extension to the car park at Walton Lea Crematorium.
Helping the homeless on town’s streets
STUDENTS from the Warrington campus of the University of Chester have been helping homeless people on the town’s streets.
Worry over “invisible” child cyclists
POLICE and local councillors are becoming increasingly concerned about the number of children in the Culcheth area riding bikes without lights at night.