Former florist’s shop to become takeaway restaurant
PLANS for a change of use of a former florist’s shop in Manchester Road, Warrington have been given the green light by borough council planning chiefs.
Author David Skentelbery
134-run victory for Warrington
Warrington cantered to a 134-rin victory hosting Northwich at Walton Lea.
Shakespeare as you’ve never seen it before – in the open air at Walton
SHAKESPEARE as you’ve never seen it before – out of doors in the wonderful setting of Warrington’s Walton Hall Gardens.
Politics student calls for national register of bereaved children
A POLITICS student from Warrington took his calls for a national register of bereaved children to the Government this week – with the help of MP Andy Carter.
Trans Pennine Trail improvements – a survey of local people
A SURVEY is being carried out to discover what local people think of recent improvements to the Trans Pennine Trail at Lymm.
Former soldier launches business with start-up loan
A FORMER soldier from Warrington has become the 3,000th recipient of a start-up loan from the British Business Bank through its partnership with X-Forces Enterprise.
Building materials specialist recognised for commitment
A BUILDING materials specialist from Warrington has been recognised for his commitment to the industry.
Senior partner to retire from accountancy practice after 30 years
MORE than 30 years after launching accountancy practice Hunter Healey in Culcheth, senior partner Nigel Healey is to retire.
Plans to rebuild collapsed wall at 192-year-old church
PLANS to rebuild a section of collapsed wall in the grounds of the 192-year-old Grade 2 Listed St Mary’s Church, Lymm have been submitted to Warrington Borough Council.
Grappenhall got back to winning ways after Kiwi’s incredible century
GRAPPENHALL got back to winning ways with a commanding victory over Neston at Broad Lane.