Police to get tablet computers – to keep them on the beat
A TOTAL of 1,700 tablet computers are to be issued to police officers in Cheshire – to enable them to spend more time on the beat.
Author David Skentelbery
Woman lay in street for an hour waiting for ambulance
A SERIOUSLY injured woman lay in the street for more than an hour on a cold winter’s night waiting for an ambulance that never turned up.
Golf club and neighbours “bunkered” over a fence
A GOLF club and its neighbours are “bunkered” over a plan to erect safety netting to prevent stray balls going into nearby gardens.
Fire service plug in to electric vehicles
TWELVE new electric vehicles have been acquired by Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service – to help reduce its carbon footprint.
Pupils celebrate World Book Day
PUPILS AT Frodsham CE Primary School celebrated World Book Day by attending school dresses as their favourite book character.
Gas boiler blaze
A FIRE involving a gas boiler took fire crews to a hose at Great Sankey, Warrington last night.
Councillors join “Clean for the Queen” campaign
MEMBERS of Culcheth and Glazebury Parish Council joined the “Clean for the Queen” campaign which celebrates the Queen’s 90th birthday.
Charity launches children’s book appeal
WORLD Book Day spurred on a Warrington children’s charity to launch an appeal and campaign to collect and donate books and library equipment for a reading area at the Shannon Bradshaw Community Centre.
Honorary degree for business chief
A WELL-known Warrington business figure is to receive an honorary degree at the University of Chester’s graduation day on Friday.
Alan’s career change is on the right track
A SOON-to-be graduate from Warrington has been awarded the Masters Dissertation of the Year Award from the British Association of Sports and Exercise Sciences (BASES), for his research which could improve track cyclists’ performance in competitions.