How to help the council save £765,000 a year
WARRINGTON people are still not recycling enough waste, with almost a fifth of the material being thrown away in black bins being recyclable items such as food cans, glass jars and cardboard.
Author David Skentelbery
Pupils get a taste of Oxbridge life
FOURTEEN Year 10 pupils from Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School have had a taste of Oxbridge education.
Prison farm shop plan deferred again
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have put off a decision for a second time on a controversial proposal for a farm shop in the grounds of a prison.
Man trapped after car crash in Frodsham
POLICE and firefighters were called to a road traffic collision at Frodsham in the early hours of today.
Is custard powder explosive?
WARRINGTON-based Boulting Group had a wonderful opportunity to support college students at an “What science can do for me” careers event.
Warrington “chippy” one of the best in the North West
A WARRINGTON fish and chip shop has been listed in the top eight in the North West as part of next year’s Fish and Chip Awards.
Decision deferred on controversial house plan
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have put off a decision on a controversial plan to build a four-bedroomed detached house next to a 300-year-old cottage.
“Talk Dementia” drop-in sessions
COMMUNITY care village Belong Warrington will be hosting the first of a series of monthly Talk Dementia drop-in sessions on Friday, August 28 from 2-4pm.
Hospital chiefs asked to explain parking policy
THE chairman and chief executive of Warrington and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have been asked to attend a special meeting of Halton Council’s health board to explain the ongoing row over car parking at the two hospitals.
Police seek this man following sex attack
POLICE have released an e-fit of man they want to speak to in connection with an attempted sex attack at Warrington.