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A popular village Greek Restaurant has won permission to expand after working closely with Warrington planning officers following a previous refusal for a retrospective application.
WARRINGTON Borough Council has given approval to exit its controversial investment over over £30m in Redwood Bank, following a decision by Cabinet, for a “substantial loss.”
WARRINGTON Borough Council has confirmed it has received a petition for a Governance Review at Culcheth & Glazebury Parish Council, and is now studying the petition to see if it has met the necessary criteria.
FOLLOWING on from last night’s Warrington Borough Council Cabinet meeting, the Save Woolston Hub Committee has reviewed the Deputy Leader’s responses regarding the future of Woolston Neighbourhood Hub and released a statement saying they fail to withstand scrutiny.
All the weathers at the same time met for a portentous day at Beechwood as the past players’ reunion bolstered the numbers gathered hoping to watch Lymm secure their place at Level 4 for next season, with a number of teams at risk of having to undergo the end-of-season play-off.
A moving rededication ceremony was held at the Walton War Memorial, marking 106 years since its original unveiling and celebrating the restoration of its commemorative plaques.
THREE fire crews responded to reports of a car on fire on the hardshoulder of the M6 near Thelwall Viaduct, Warrington.
THE annual Stockton Heath Walking Day is in danger of being cancelled without more support from the local community due to increasing costs and the need for more volunteers.
CUSTOMERS were queuing down the street at the official opening of Lara Patisserie at The Cross, Lymm.
WARRINGTON Borough Council has been criticised over a decision to sell its £30m stake in Redwood Bank at a loss by the opposition Liberal Democrat Group, highlighting longstanding concerns about risky investments made with public funds.
