Fundraisers celebrate reaching £32,000 milestone
MEMBERS of the South Warrington Marie Curie fundraising group celebrated reaching a special milestone – raising £32,000 – at their third annual charity lunch in Lymm.
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Gardener must pay £4,000 for tipping in nature reserve
A WARRINGTON council chief has spoken of the “clear message” that has been sent out to irresponsible gardeners by a £4,000 fine on a man who dumped waste materials in a nature reserve.
High school’s harvest donations for Food Bank
PUPILS donated food items for the Warrington Food Bank at the annual Boteler CE High School Year 7 Harvest Service, held at Christ Church, Latchford.
Greens hit out over 29,000 earning less than living wage
WARRINGTON Green Party has hit out after shock new statistics reveal that around 29,000 workers in the borough are being paid less than the living wage.
New police post set up in village
A NEW police post has been set up in Culcheth, following talks between Cheshire Police and the 3rd Warrington East (1st Culcheth) Scout Group.
Appeal after £700 bike stolen from station
BRITISH Transport Police today issued a CCTV image of a man they wants to question following the theft of a bicycle from Warrington Central Station.
Woman trapped after two-car crash
A WOMAN was trapped in her car after a collision at Warrington last night.
Arson suspected after Frodsham fire
POLICE are investigating today after what is believed to have been an act of arson at Frodsham.
LiveWire boost for talented athletes
WARRINGTON lifestyle and leisure group LiveWire has launched its latest scheme to help local athletes get a head start in their sporting careers.
Food, clothing and goodwill provide refugees with hope
A 40ft container packed with food, clothing and other basics of life for refugees will arrive on the Greek island of Samos later this month – thanks to the generosity of people across Cheshire and the hard work of volunteers at Appleton Thorn.