Leaves on the line causing delays – not any more, it is hoped
WARRINGTON rail travellers shouldn’t suffer disrupted service caused by leaves on the line this autumn.
Author David Skentelbery
New plans for former Garven Place clinic site
NEW proposals for the re-development of the former Garven Place clinic site in Warrington town centre will be put to the borough council’s cabinet next Monday (October 9).
New initiative to bring arts to the town centre
WARRINGTON Arts Council has announced a new initiative to bring arts to the town centre.
Alterations approved at Grade 2 Listed church
PLANNING chiefs have given the go-ahead for alterations at Grade 2 Listed St Mary’s Church, Great Sankey, Warrington.
Refuse workers strike set to start – for two weeks
REFUSE workers at Warrington Borough Council will strike from tomorrow (Tuesday) in a dispute over pay.
Large detached house on Green Belt site may be demolished
A LARGE, detached house standing in its own grounds on a Green Belt site at Lymm will be demolished and replaced by a new property “designed with 21st century living in mind” – if Warrington planners give the go-ahead.
Ivy, 6, to be honoured with British Citizen Youth Award
A SIX-year-old girl from Warrington is to be honoured with the British Citizen Youth Award at a ceremony at the Palace of Westminster next month.
Council again demands clarity on future of HS2
WARRINGTON Borough Council has again voiced its concern for the future of HS2 – supporting new calls for the government to provide clarity on the rail line.
Unique opportunity to learn about a fascinating village history
A UNIQUE opportunity to learn something of the fascinating history of the village of Stretton, near Warrington, will come on Wednesday, October 11.
Health Trust gives an award to its entire workforce!
THE entire workforce at Warrington-based Bridgewater Community Healthcare Trust received an award at this year’s annual “Thank You” awards ceremony – the NHS 75 Award.