Historic pavilion to be demolished
PROPOSALS to replace the historic bowling pavilion in Warrington’s Bank
Park are to go ahead – despite opposition from English Heritage.
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Anger over thin end of the wedge plan
VILLAGERS and local councillors have expressed dismay over a planning
decision which they believe could mean the end for the “green” gap
between Thelwall and Lymm.
Lymm Life Magazine November 2014
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Six arrested after Manchester Road fracas
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after six men were arrested following
an incident on Manchester Road, Warrington during the early hours of
Saturday (October 11) when three men were taken to hospital with serious
facial injuries.
Last gasp equaliser keeps FA Cup dream alive!
A LAST gasp equaliser from substitute Chris Gahgan kept Warrington Town’s FA Cup dream alive with a well deserved 1-1 draw at Northern Conference Colwyn Bay.
Physicist-farmer stages art exhibition
A FORMER research physicist at Warrington, who made a massive career
change to become a farmer, is to hold his first and probably only solo
art exhibition – at the age of 82.
New drive to get more people online
A NEW drive is starting to get more Warrington people online and computer literate
Small firms see no value in HS2
A NEW survey of small firms has shown a sizeable majority believe there
will no business benefits from the proposed HS2 rail link between London
and the North West.
Pavement cafes may serve drinks without meals
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are seeking approval of a revised
pavement café policy which would allow the sale of alcohol without an
accompanying table meal.
Police close down crack house
POLICE at Warrington have taken action to close down a “crack house” in the town following complaints from neighbours.