Farmers' market called off
A FARMERS’ Market due to take place in Victoria Square, Stockton Heath
this Sunday (July 27) has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances
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Council squandering £20,000 on 30 road signs, claims councillor
LABOUR-controlled Warrington Borough Council is “squandering” more than
£20,000 on 20mph signs in roads where it is not possible to drive any
faster, a councillor has claimed.
Changes required to ensure future success of LiveWire
TWO years on from setting up as a not for profit community interest
company staff at Warrington’s LiveWire leisure centres and libraries are
facing changes in their terms and conditions to ensure the future
success and vitality of the organisation.
Man charged with conspiracy to steal
A 28-year-old man has been charged with conspiracy to steal vehicles
following an investigation into a report of intruders at premises off
Athlone Road in Warrington.
Warrington Town hit nine then draw a blank!
FOLLOWING on from their 9-0 hammering of Penycae at the weekend
Warrington Town had a much tougher pre-season friendly against Northwich
1874 at Cantilever Park last night as they were held to a goalless draw
by the North West Counties Division One outfit.
Chamber chief slams signage clutter
SIGNAGE clutter on Warrington’s roads together with a “mania” for more
traffic lights are blighting the town’s highways according to Chamber
of Commerce chief Colin Daniels.
Grappers dodge the downpour – only to lose
ON a day when rain wiped out all other cricket involving Warrington
clubs, Grappenhall travelled to the Wirral and managed to play – only to
be defeated in a shortened game at lowly Neston.
School plans given the go-ahead
PLANNING chiefs have given the go-ahead for internal alterations to the
existing main entrance at Winwick CE Primary School in Myddleton Lane.
Former barrister to stand for council
A FORMER criminal barrister turned businesswoman has been chosen by the
Labour Party to contest the Culcheth, Glazebury and Croft seat in the
Warrington Borough Council elections next May.
£400,000 boost for town's schools
WARRINGTON’S schools are to receive an additional £400,000 for the 2015-16 school year to address an historic funding deficit.