Mobile technology will keep police on the beat
POLICE officers in Warrington and across Cheshire will be able to spend more time on the beat thanks to mobile technology which helps them to access police systems while they’re out on patrol.
Author David Skentelbery
£70,000 facelift for Bewsey Meadows
WORK is about to start on a £70,000 scheme to improve and regenerate the Bewsey Meadows area of Warrington.
Woman taken to hospital after inhaling fumes
A WOMAN was taken to hospital at Warrington after inhaling cooking fumes.
Warrington woman joins mental health trust
A WARRINGTON woman is to join the 5 Boroughs Partnership NHS Foundation Trust as a non-executive director.
Applications pour in for University Technical College
APPLICATIONS to study at Warrington’s new University Technical College are coming in fast following a huge turnout and a great atmosphere at the official “Launch Event”.
First-ever festival brought 20,000 into town
THE first Warrington Festival, which hosted more than 25 events in September, has been declared a huge success by its organisers after it brought more than 20,000 people into the town.
Planners reject barn conversion scheme
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have refused proposals to convert an old barn into four dwellings – even though an earlier planning consent still exists that would allow a similar development to take place.
Litter lout counts the cost of refusing to pay fine
A WARRINGTON man is counting the cost of dropping litter and refusing to pay a £75 fixed penalty fine.
Inspirational university lecturer retires
A POPULAR lecturer has retired from the Warrington campus of Chester University where he had taught for more than a quarter of a century.
Market ‘s classic transport show returns to town centre
PROUD owners of classic cars, motor bikes or any form of transport from bygone days are being invited to show them off for tree at Warrington Market’s classic transport show on Saturday, October 3.