Fire station plan approved – despite objections

WARRINGTON is to get its second new community fire station – despite
opposition from local councillors and a recommendation from planning
officers that permission be refused.

WARRINGTON is to get its second new community fire station – despite
opposition from local councillors and a recommendation from planning
officers that permission be refused.
THE long journey to South Shields for a National League 3 North
encounter with Westoe did not suppress Lymm’s attractive and attacking
rugby, played in extremely gloomy conditions as they ran out winners
18-28.

WARRINGTON Wolves are delighted to have signed six Latchford players into the U19s Academy for 2015.
TWO new sets of independent statistics have again confirmed Warrington as a top UK ‘city’ for economic growth.
THE RAF Association is appealing for members of the public to attend the
funeral of a Warrington veteran who sadly passed away with no family or
friends.

FORMER Warrington Collegiate Apprentice Ashley Terron is celebrating
again after being crowned Apprenticeship Champion of the year for the
North West – with the next stop, the national finals at the NEC,
Birmingham.

‘THE Importance of Being Earnest’- Oscar Wilde’s best loved and most
regularly performed comedy is to be given a classy up-date from
Cheshire- based Consensus Theatre, when it arrives at Culcheth Sports
Centre on Friday November 14, curtain up at 7.30pm.

A Warrington-based company is in the running to be officially recognised as one of the UK’s top 100 employers for apprentices.

THE villages of Culcheth and Glazebury are to benefit from £15,000 of
transport investment, thanks to the work of local councillors Chris Vobe
and Matt Smith.

WARRINGTON Wolves fought back from 0-18 down against arch rivals Widnes to run out 22-19 victors thanks to a hat-trick of tries from Joel Monaghan to keep their dream of a third successive Grand Final alive.