When the Town Hall turned purple, green and blue
WARRINGTON Town Hall was lit up as never before as the town joined 12 other towns and cities across the country for Fibromyalgia Awareness Day.
Author David Skentelbery
Councillor’s battle to stop bank closure
A HELSBY councillor has staged a one-man protest outside the Frodsham branch of the NatWest bank, calling on bank chiefs to think again about a decision to close on Thursdays – the town’s market day.
Labour name council’s new executive board
LABOUR have named their team for Warrington Borough Council’s new executive board, following last week’s local elections.
Delays expected after two-vehicle motorway crash
DELAYS are expected following a two-vehicle crash on the M6 near Junction 21A, Croft near Warrington.
Vandals blamed for fire which destroyed bushes
VANDALS are believed to have started a fire which destroyed bushes in Hawleys Lane, Warrington last night.
Was Labour’s election victory “fair” for Warrington people?
LABOUR would not have overall control of Warrington Borough Council if last week’s local elections had been fought under a system of proportional representation.
RAF’s flying visit to Priestley College
AN RAF crew landed a helicopter at Warrington’s Priestley College to highlight the careers on offer in the services.
Youngsters inspired by the Rio Olympics
TALENTED youngsters have been inspired by the upcoming Rio Olympics to create a colourful display at Warrington’s Pyramid Arts Centre.
Car burst into flames
FIREFIGHTERS were called out this afternoon when a car burst into flames in Padgate Lane, Warrington.
Join the caring 117 families who foster local children
WARRINGTON has 117 families who now foster a local child – and the borough council is falling on other residents with childcare skills to consider joining them.