Go-ahead for imaginative proposals for historic church
PLANNING chiefs have given the go-ahead for imaginative proposals for historic Lymm Methodist Church.
Author David Skentelbery
Grappers did it in style – beating the champions-elect!
THEY did it – and what’s more they did it in style, beating the champions-elect in the last match of the season.
Planning officers overruled by councillors on three-storey flats
COUNCILLORS at Warrington have overruled planning officers and thrown out proposals for a three-storey block of 50 retirement flats
Controversial children’s home plan finally approved
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have finally approved a controversial scheme to convert a terraced house into a children’s home – despite opposition from more than 50 nearby residents.
Harry had to give up playing his accordion – but the music lives on
IT was a sad day for residents of Belong Warrington when Harry Holroy had to give up playing his accordion.
Public urged: Use NHS 111 Online as junior doctors and consultants strike together
MEMBERS of the public in Warrington and Halton – along with the rest of Cheshire – are being urged to use NHS 111 Online for all non-emergency healthcare needs as the NHS enters its tenth month of strike action.
Why the Mersey is not on the list of most toxic rivers
A NEW survey has named the UK’s 10 most toxic rivers – and the Mersey at Warrington is not one of them.
Three charged following a drug raid at Warrington
DETECTIVES from Operation Apollo have charged three people following a drug raid at an address in Warrington.
Controversial plan for children’s home still recommended for approval
A CONTROVERSIAL plan for a children’s home opposed by more than 50 neighbours will be put to Warrington councillors again tomorrow (Thursday) – again recommended for approval.
Relaunch for festival for creatives
A FESTIVAL which has been providing a platform for Warrington creatives for more than a decade is set for a relaunch next year.