Village schoolchildren not to lose free bus passes
SCHOOLCHILDREN at Croft are not to lose their free bus passes, the borough council has decided.
Author David Skentelbery
Spelling contest sparks fierce rivalry
YEAR 7 pupils at Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School held an inter-form spelling competition.
Jeweller Alastair’s pacey story of endurance, speed and danger
JEWELLER Alastair Walker has published a book detailing some of the highlights of his previous life as a motorcycle journalist.
Shoplifting suspects caught on camera
POLICE have released CCTV pictures of two men they want to question in connection with a shoplifting offence at Warrington.
Boteler badminton boys win through
THE Key Stage 4 Boys’ badminton team at Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler High School have qualified for the county rounds of the National Schools’ competition which will be played in the New Year.
Not had a ‘flu jab? Get it now!
WARRINGTON people eligible for a free ‘flu jab who have still not had one are being urged: “Get it now.”
Town braces itself for severe weather
THE Met Office has issued a Level 2 cold weather alert across the North West – and Warrington Borough Council is reminding people to look out for the vulnerable and take care when out and about.
New chief for lifestyle and cultural groups
A NEW joint managing director has been appointed for Warrington’s wellbeing and cultural organisations LiveWire and Culture Warrington.
No radioactive material involved in laboratory blaze
NO radioactive material was involved in the fire which broke out at a laboratory at Birchwood, Warrington.
Planners put off decision on solar farm on former waste site
A MAJOR plan for a solar farm on the Warrington-Widnes border is to come before the borough’s development management committee