Volunteers hiked up Snowdon to raise funds for animals in need
A GROUP of dedicated volunteers hiked up Snowdon to help raise funds for animals in need at Warrington Animal Welfare (WAW).
Author David Skentelbery
Six56 distribution site “extremely unlikely” to go ahead, say Tories
THE Conservative opposition group on Warrington Borough Council today welcomed news which they believe makes it “extremely unlikely” that the controversial Six56 distribution site near Exit 20 on the 56 at Grappenhall will go ahead.
Rain almost completely wiped out all cricket
RAIN almost completely wiped out all cricket involving Warrington teams on Saturday.
Police operation to ensure HGV’s drive safely
POLICE have been out in out in force across motorways around Warrington and across Cheshire as part of an operation ensuring HGV’s drive safely.
Plans to revamp the beer garden at popular pub
PLANS to revamp the beer garden at a popular Warrington pub have been submitted to the borough council’s planning department.
Planning chiefs study retrospective scheme at caravan site
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington are studying retrospective proposals that increase a two pitch traveller site to a mixed use site comprising 16 static caravans and a day room.
Historic window frames to be replaced at high school
PLANNING chiefs have given the go-ahead for the replacement of rotting window frames and doors in one of the oldest parts of Lymm High School.
“Extensions to 18th century farmhouse will improve its character”
PLANS to extend a Listed, 18th century farmhouse will improve the character of the building, Warrington planners have been told.
500-mile pilgrimage leads to Duncan’s first book
WARRINGTON resident Duncan McNamara went on a dangerous 500 mile pilgrimage – walking all the way.
Company aims to get young women to try something different
WARRINGTON-headquartered engineering company BGEN wants to encourage young women to try something different – such as engineering or Rugby League.