Former apprentice gets bus company's top job
A MAN who started work at Warrington bus company Network Warrington as
an apprentice has been appointed the company’s managing director.
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Mega Rich Simon plans to carry on working after winning 15 years of good fortune!
WARRINGTON Wolves’ fan Simon Rustage is celebrating 15 years of good
fortune today after scooping the top prize on the National Lottery Mega
Rich Scratchcard – of £250,000 a year for the next 15 years!
Unwanted furniture, bikes and garden tools wanted
THE Walton Lea Partnership, is requesting donations of unwanted
furniture, bikes and gardening tools from people in the local community.
Work starts on Molyneux Avenue
GOLDEN Gates Housing Trust (GGHT) and partners have started work on
improving a piece of land that forms part of the Molyneux Avenue
triangle area in Bewsey.
Volunteers wanted for river walk clean-up
VOLUNTEERS are being sought to help give the area along the Mersey Walk
at Latchford, Warrington a makeover this Saturday (October 18).
Get on board the cancer screening bus
A CANCER screening bus is to visit Appleton on Friday, October 24.
New school term can create fear
A RESIDENT of Appleton is highlighting the results of a new survey which
reveal that the start of a new school term can create huge levels of
anxiety, fear or even dread for the hundreds of teenagers diagnosed with
the developmental co-ordination disorder, dyspraxia.
Union slams officer led council
ANGRY union bosses have accused Warrington Borough Council of being an
“officer led” authority following a decision by the executive board to
press ahead with moves to outsource adult social care
Town march on in FA Cup
WARRINGTON Town kept up their hopes of reaching the FA Cup first round
proper for the first time in their history with a dramatic 1-0 win over
Colwyn Bay.
Bid to trace woman who picked up wrong suitcase
BRITISH Transport Police have launched a public appeal to trace a woman
who mistakenly picked up the wrong suitcase and left a train at
Warrington Central Station earlier this year.