Health clinic’s £900 boost for charity
REFLEXOLOGY and massage sessions at a Warrington health clinic helped to raise £900 for the Children’s Adventure Farm Trust.
Author David Skentelbery
Labour councillor’s anger over selection “shambles”
A COUNCILLOR who was de-selected during Labour’s controversial “night of the long knives” at Warrington has spoken of his anger and bewilderment at what happened.
Flying the flag for transgender community
WARRINGTON Borough Council is today supporting the international Transgender Day of Visibility by raising the transgender community’s five-striped flag above the Town Hall.
TUSC name team of six for council elections
THE Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC) has named a six-strong team to fight the borough council elections at Warrington on May 5.
Lions book sale raises £540
A BOOK sale organised by Birchwood Lions raised more than £540 for Warrington Disability Partnership.
School raided in the early hours
EARLY morning raiders broke into a Warrington school today and made off with laptop computers from the office area.
Elspeth gets out-and-about on her new trike
A TWO-year-old Warrington girl born with a rare, progressive neuromuscular condition, is getting out-and-about on a special tricycle donated by Lymm Ladies Circle.
Engineering giant wins diversity award
WARRINGTON-based engineering and construction giant MWH Global has won a diversity award from the Institution of Civil Engineers.
Stay away from A&E plea from health chiefs
HEALTH chiefs at Warrington are again urging people to stay away from A&E unless it is a genuine emergency.
Farmers’ concern over hare coursing
FARMERS in the Warrington area have expressed concern at the low level of response from police to rural crime – in particular hare coursing.