Green Belt homes plan causes a storm
A PLAN to build 14 “park homes” on a former garden centre site at Lymm has caused a storm of protest.
Author David Skentelbery
Town Council votes to move home again – but only just
A DEPLETED Frodsham Town Council has voted – by the narrowest of margins – not to stay in its present home on the ground floor of Castle Park House.
Village meeting to oppose HS2 rail line
VILLAGERS have organised a meeting tomorrow (Wednesday) to voice opposition to the plans for the HS2 rail line which, if built, will slice through a number of Warrington communities.
Tea party to celebrate Queen’s birthday
CULCHETH residents took tea to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday – and St George’s Day.
A chance to join in the Queen’s birthday celebrations
RESIDENTS of Warrington can join in the Queen’s birthday celebrations on Sunday, June 12 from…
“Too many don’t share in town’s success” – claim
WARRINGTON is a very successful town but too many residents are not sharing in its success.
Doctors’ strike: NHS moves to minimise risks
THE NHS is pulling out all the stops to minimise the risks to the quality…
Students and councillors to “clean for the Queen”
STUDENTS from Appleton College and members of Stockton Heath Parish Council will join forces tomorrow (Wednesday) to carry out a “Clean for the Queen” event in the village centre.
Volunteers in “blitz” on litter and fly-tipped rubbish
NEARLY 30 volunteers turned up for the annual spring “blitze” to remove fly-tipped rubbish and litter from the bed of the New Cut Canal at Woolston.
Derby game was a close-fought duel
GRAPPENHALL’S much-anticipated first match of the season, against local rivals Warrington, was a hotly competed affair – but eventually ended in a three-wicket victory for Grappers.