18 trees planted across village
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s parks and woodlands department have planted 18 trees on five sites across Culcheth – and by doing so have won praise from one their sternest critics.
Author David Skentelbery
Cheshire police “one of the best in the country”
TODAY HM Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) publishes its state of policing report.
20mph speed limits not wanted in Frodsham
FRODSHAM Town Council has unanimously agreed to oppose the introduction of 20mph speed limits in the town.
Council to withhold £2,000 payment for marsh drainage
FRODSHAM Town Council is to withhold a £2,000 payment towards the cost of draining Ince and Frodsham Marshes.
Cold weather alert for Warrington
THE sun is shining, the sky is blue – but the Met Office has issued a Level 2 cold weather alert for the North West and Warrington Borough Council is asking residents to take extra care and look out for others.
Town Council elects new chairman – and new deputy mayor
CLLR Judith Critchley has been elected the new chairman of Frodsham Town Council – only a month after being co-opted on to the council.
Mersey flood defences – the next phase
PLANS for Phase 3B of the multi-million £ Mersey Flood Risk Management Scheme at Warrington are due to be considered by borough council’s planning chiefs – and officers are recommending they be approved.
Shine! – the regional dance showcase
THE annual dance platform Shine! is coming to Warrington’s Parr Hall once again to showcase the best of contemporary dance in the North West area, giving local groups and dancers the chance to perform on stage.
Survey reveals region’s most congested motorways
A SURVEY of business owners across Greater Manchester and Cheshire – including Warrington – has identified the M60 as the region’s most consistently congested motorway.
Mayor urges budding artists to help create a “digital gallery”
WARRINGTON Mayor Geoff Settle is calling on all budding artists in the borough to help created a “digital gallery” of the town’s heritage