Early Years conference to be held in Warrington
INTERNATIONAL Early Years (IEY) are to bring their international conference to Warrington – the first time it has ever been held in the North West.
Author David Skentelbery
Police chiefs go back on the frontline
MORE than 40 senior police officers, from the chief constable down, are to go back to the frontline to experience first-hand the roles and pressures their staff face on a daily basis.
£5.23 million road scheme for Birchwood
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are to be recommended to approve a £5.23 million junction improvement scheme designed to unlock underused sites and land in the Birchwood employment area.
Goods Shed lottery grant bid is rejected
FRODSHAM Foundation’s bid to the Heritage Lottery Fund for a grant to help develop the disused Goods Shed at Frodsham Station has been rejected.
Batteries on fire in garage
TWO fire engines were called to a blaze involving batteries in the garage of a private house near Warrington.
Car dealers fined for unfair trading
TWO motor dealers have been fined at Warrington after pleading guilty to 14 offences under the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading regulations.
Museum and Art Gallery’s award “hat trick”
WARRINGTON Museum and Art Gallery has received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award for the third consecutive year.
Landmark tree set to get the chop
ONE of the three landmark planetrees which adorn the cobbled area around Lymm Cross is set to get the chop – and some residents are not happy about it.
Councillor calls for urgent action to help disabled
A WARRINGTON councillor has written to the Department of Work and Pensions calling for urgent action to help and support any disabled person in the borough whose Personal Independence Payment (PIP) has been, or is at risk of, being delayed.
Gardens to open for caring charities
MANY of the most beautiful gardens in Cheshire will be open to the public this summer as part of the National Gardens Scheme – including some near Frodsham.