“Police spending more time on the beat”
THE new neighbourhood policing system introduced last July has resulted in police officers spending more time in Culcheth and Glazebury.
Author David Skentelbery
Mental health issues in young men come under scrutiny
MENTAL health issues affecting young men, particularly in the military, will be explored in a public lecture at Warrington.
What gives Warrington people high blood pressure?
A TOTAL of 51,700 people are estimated to have hypertension – high blood pressure – in Warrington…significantly higher than the average for the whole of England.
D-Day veterans awarded top French honour
TWO D-day veterans from Warrington have received the French government’s highest honour: the Ordre National de la Legion d’honneur.
Van on fire on motorway near Warrington
FIRE crews from Warrington and Birchwood were called out to deal with a blaze involving a van on the M6 this morning.
Town Council is “skint” says new chairman
FRODSHAM Town Council’s annual budget-setting meeting was adjourned without a new precept being agreed after newly-elected chairman Mike Pusey claimed the council had been overspending and could soon be “skint”.
“Significant concern” over parking charges for Frodsham
PEOPLE living in areas like Frodsham, where car parking is currently free, would be reluctant to see parking charges introduced.
Warrington apprentice meets the Prime Minister
AN apprentice from Warrington was today having a a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to go behind the doors of No 10 Downing Street to meet the Prime Minister.
House smokelogged after tumble dryer blaze
A HOUSE at Warrington became heavily smokelogged after fire broke out in a tumble dryer.
Student music journalist wins top award
A BUDDING music journalist from the Warrington Campus of the University of Chester has snapped up a hotly-contested writing accolade.