Council to fund £5.2m solar heating project
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington are to be asked to fund a £5.250 million
scheme to install solar heating in up to 1,500 homes and three sheltered
schemes owned by Golden Gates Housing Trust.
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Wood returns as Wolves prepare to tackle Broncos
VETERAN Prop Paul Wood returns to Warrington Wolves 19 man squad for the
visit of London Broncos on Sunday afternoon at The Halliwell Jones
Stadium, kick-off 3pm, with 10 home grown players up for selection
Grappers could go top
GRAPPENHALL, currently second in the Vivio Cheshire County League ECB
premier division, entertain bottom club Oxton at Broad Lane tomorrow –
hoping for a 25 point win that could take them to the top of the table.
Lottery jackpot claimed
ONE lucky winner claimed the £993 jackpot prize in the weekly lottery run by the League of Friends of Warrington Hospital.
Pupils praised for their road safety work
PRIMARY school pupils in Little Bollington, near Lymm have been praised for their unique help with road safety in the village.
Gas main work will close road
AN order is to be made closing part of Hall Nook, Penketh, Warrington
from Monday, July 28 for eight weeks while National Grid Gas carry out
main replacement works.
Sick and disabled are being failed – MP
SICK and disabled people in Warrington are being left in desperate
circumstances because because of the government’s failure to process
applications for Personal Independence Payments, according to MP Helen
Jones.
Improvements planned at four schools
PLANS to carry out extensions or improvements at four Warrington schools
are to come before borough planning bosses next week – all with
officers’ recommendations for approval.
Town Hall chiefs must look again at sixth form closure plan
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington will have to look again at the
controversial proposals to close the sixth form at Culcheth High School.
Garage fire
FIRE crews from Warrington were called to a blaze involving a detached garage last night.