Council lashes out at government cuts to public health services
PLANNED national government cuts to essential public health services were today slammed by Warrington Borough Council chiefs.
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NW firm will build first part of £107m Bridge Street scheme
INDEPENDENT building and civil engineering company Construction Partnership UK has been appointed to build the first part of Warrington’s £107 million Bridge Street Regeneration Project – the temporary market building.
250-year-old wall to be re-built brick-by-brick
A 250-year-old wall at Warrington Town Hall is to be partly demolished and re-built brick-by-brick.
Display celebrates 150 years of Alice in Wonderland
A NEW display is to be unveiled at Warrington Museum and Art Gallery from Saturday, November 14 to mark the 150th anniversary of the publication of Alice in Wonderland.
Man’s body found at Culcheth – police confirm identity
UPDATED: POLICE have confirmed that a body found at Bent Lane, Culcheth, Warrington, to be 48-year-old Shaun Kelly, who went missing following a collision between a car and bus earlier this week.
“Dallam Dash”proves to be a money-spinner
RESIDENTS, groups and partners came together for the second annual Dallam Dash – and raised money for the Dallam and Bewsey area of Warrington.
Children to “take over” museum for a day
YOUNG people will be given the chance to play their part running Warrington Museum and Art Gallery on Friday November 20, as they take over the building for the day as part of a national event.
“Mystery guest” Beth comes to town
OLYMPIAN gymnast Beth Tweddle visited Warrington to be filmed playing wheelchair basketball with young disabled people for an appearance on BBC TV’s “Question of Sport” quiz show.
School to get its name over the door!
CULCHETH High School will have its name over its door if planners give the go-ahead
MP backs shopworkers’ “Freedom from Fear” campaign
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones has joined with members of the retail union USDAW to…