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.
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“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.
Missing cat Marbles is found – two years after disappearing from home
MARBLES, a cat from Warrington who went missing from her home more than two years ago, has been reunited with her owner thanks to her being microchipped.
Mysterious disappearance of Warrington man James Miller features on “The Missing” podcast
THE mysterious disappearance of Warrington man James Miller more than two years ago is being featured on “The Missing” podcast.
Grappers lose to league leaders – despite putting in a strong performance
GRAPPENHALL lost at league leaders Didsbury, despite putting in a strong performance and earning seven points – enough to lift them out of the relegation zone.
Plans for building in grounds of a historic cottage are turned down
PLANS for a multi-use building in the grounds of a historic cottage at Croft, Warrington have been turned down by borough planning chiefs.
Day-care centre for dogs plan is thrown out
PLANS for a day-care centre for dogs at Lymm have been thrown out by Warrington planning chiefs.
Villagers urged to get behind a bid for ultrafast broadband
PEOPLE living or working in Moore, near Warrington, are being urged to get behind a bid to bring ultrafast, ultra-reliable full fibre broadband to local homes and businesses.