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WARRlNGTON Borough Council has submitted its first Improvement and Recovery Plan to its Ministerial Envoys, which highlights huge financial challenges both now and in the coming years.
WHILE Warrington Hospital has seen waiting lists drop by 3,532 since the last general election – and over 300,000 nationwide – there is still a “strong case” for a new hospital in the town, says Warrington North MP Charlotte Nichols.
Report & Pictures John Hopkins A seventh-minute goal took Warrington Rylands to victory over Guiseley…
THERE were two separate closures on the M62 at Warrington on Sunday afternoon, one involving a car leaving the carriageway and colliding with trees, and the other a multiple collision, involving one vehicle catching fire.
A Hong Kong storyteller who has proudly called Warrington home for over three years is organising two special community workshops at Westbrook Library this February.
RESIDENTS and community groups in Lymm are being invited to a public meeting to explore forming an independent, community-led group to develop an initial Expression of Interest for the UK Town of Culture 2028 competition.
FURTHER anger has been expressed over controversial plans to build 55 houses on Green Belt land at Lymm, with consultation taking place over the busy festive period.
A Warrington care home has been working to improve after inspectors from the Care Quality Commission raised safety concerns following a recent inspection.
AN Independent councillor on Warrington Borough Council has welcomed the Government’s U-turn to make Digital ID compulsory — but says it should never have taken months of public concern and a formal council motion to reach that point.
WARRINGTON is set to become a key transport hub for the North following the government’s confirmation of its commitment to Northern Powerhouse Rail (NPR), with a new low-level station at Bank Quay.
