Shelter for Alpacas is approved
WARRINGTON property developer Brian Foden has won his planning battle
for permission to build a “field shelter” for special breed Alpacas.
WARRINGTON property developer Brian Foden has won his planning battle
for permission to build a “field shelter” for special breed Alpacas.
AN innovative experimental scheme to tackle parking and improve road safety around a Warrington school is to be launched today.
FOUR fire engines, including an aerial appliance, were called to a house fire at Warrington.

THE seventh annual Stockton Heath Festival attracted thousands of people
to the village and surrounding areas during four days which were packed
with music, theatre, comedy, visual arts, workshops, culture and much
more.

A “DAD’s Army” gathered in Golden Square to kick start a week long
calendar of events to launch the build up to Disability Awareness Day
2014 at Walton Gardens, Warrington, next Sunday, July 13.

GLORIOUS sunshine ensured a bumper turn out at the annual Croft Carnival
when 15-year-old Georgia Heyes was crowned carnival queen by the mayor
and mayoress of Warrington.
SINGERS and musicians of all abilities are being invited to perform in
the open air at Lumb Brook Millennium Green, Appleton, Warrington on
Saturday July 12.
PLANS for 104 houses at Warrington – originally given the green light by
planning bosses in September last year – have been approved a second
time by the borough council.
THREE housing site managers working in Warrington have scooped
prestigious awards in a national competition to find the best-run
building sites in Britain.

TWO girls from Lymm High School) achieved gold in the women’s J15 double sculls at the National Schools Regatta at Nottingham.