Mowat welcomes legal aid restrictions
WARRINGTON South MP David Mowat has welcomed the new restrictions on the
amount of legal aid available to foreign citizens who bring actions
against armed forces personnel.
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Premier League Coming to Town!
EVERTON in the Community and Warrington Town FC are teaming up with a
long term community partnership to encourage youngsters to participate
in sport and lead healthy lifestyles.
Charity fashion show a success
A FASHION show has raised money for young people with cancer and those who need help paying for their education.
Labour leader pledges GP access within 48 hours!
LABOUR Leader Ed Miliband visited Warrington to show his support for
paliamentary candidate Nick Bent and to listen to people’s concerns
about access to GPs – pledging that under a Labour government GP
appointments would be guaranteed within 48 hours.
Chapelford man pushes himself to the limit
CHAPELFORD man Danny Cleaton has successfully completed the world’s
largest assault course and raised almost £400 for Habitat for Humanity.
Swan and seven eggs disappear from nest
VILLAGERS have been left distraught following the mystery disappearance
of a swan and seven eggs from a nest at Ackers Pit, Stockton Heath, Warrington, during the night.
New bid to breed Alpacas
WARRINGTON property developer Brian Foden is making a new bid to win
planning consent for a building to house special breed Alpacas – despite
his earlier plan being thrown out by a Government-appointed planning
inspector
Pupils come out top for protest songs
TWO pupils from Warrington’s Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School came
first and second in a competition for protest songs organised by Amnesty
International.
If the sun shines – take care!
IT’S early days yet and there is precious little sign of summer – but
health chiefs in Warrington are warning about the dangers of getting too
sunburned.
School wins £5,000 – for a messy classroom
A WARRINGTON primary school has won a prize of £5,000 in a national
competition to develop an idea that would improve school life.