Cricket wash-out
RAIN almost completed washed out the cricket programme in the Warrington area over the Bank Holiday weekend.
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Footpath to close for seven weeks
CARRIAGEWAY alterations associated with the construction of a new access
to Orford Park, Warrington will mean the footpath on the eastern side
of Alder Lane will be temporarily closed from Monday, June 16 for about
seven weeks.
Inspiring young scientists
KEY nuclear organisations Sellafield Ltd and The National Nuclear
Laboratory are hoping to inspire a new generation of talent – in
Warrington.
We bucked the trend – Lib Dems
LIBERAL Democrats at Warrington are claiming to have bucked the national
trend by holding their overall support steady in the borough council
elections.
£52m Bridge Street plan moves closer
WARRINGTON Borough Council’s £52 million plans for the regeneration of
the Bridge Street area of the town centre have made significant progress
towards a start on site.
Warrington Town announce pre-season friendlies
WARRINGTON Town have announced their pre-season friendlies for the
forthcoming season, which includes a home game against Leicester City’s
Under 21s.
Evie follows in little sisters footsteps to Face of Globe finals
ELEVEN-year-old Evie Burton-Baddley is following in the footsteps of
her younger sister Hope, by winning through to the finals of Face of the
Globe in Disneyland Paris, later this year.
School to get room for120 more pupils
A CENTURY-old primary school at Warrington is to be extended to accommodate an extra 120 pupils.
Burtonwood centre offers home to old aircraft
WARRINGTON’S Burtonwood Heritage Centre has written to US president
Barack Obama to offer a home to one of hundreds of military aeroplanes
residing in “aviation graveyards” in the American desert.
£1,000 reward after swan’s eggs “stolen”
A £1,000 reward has been offered for information leading to the arrest
and conviction of those responsible for the mysterious disappearance of a
swan and seven eggs from a nest at Ackers Pit, Stockton Heath.