Tip closure plan under scrutiny
THE controversial decision by Warrington Borough Council to close the
Sandy Lane recycling centre and tip at Stockton Heath, will be under
scrutiny at Warrington town hall tonight (Thursday).
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£70k boost for victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence
VICTIMS of domestic abuse and sexual violence in Cheshire and
Warrington, are set to benefit from over £70,000 of specialist services.
Golden Square Shopping Centre sold for £141m
WARRINGTON’S Golden Square Shopping Centre has been sold for £141 million.
Wolves' Prop Chris Hill commits until 2019
WARRINGTON Wolves international prop Chris Hill has agreed a new and
improved five-and-a-half-year deal keeping him at the club until
November 2019.
Grappers through to quarter finals
GRAPPENHALL are through to the quarter finals of the Vivio Cheshire
County League Twenty20 competition after defeating Urmston at Broad
Lane.
MP hits out over ambulance review
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones has slammed the Care Quality Commission
(CQC) for deciding that the only public meeting to be held as part of
its review of the North West Ambulance Service will take place in
Preston.
Anti-drugs operation a huge success
A THREE-month police operation targeting drug dealers and users across
the Warrington, Widnes and Runcorn areas has been hailed as a huge
success.
MP's boost for nuclear industry
MP David Mowat wants to see more people in Warrington working in the nuclear industry.
Radio Hams set up 5,700-mile link
A LONG-standing link between amateur radio enthusiasts at Warrington and
a school only a few hundred yards away has led to another link – with
another group more than 5,700 miles away.
Rogue trader ordered to pay £40,000
A ROGUE trader who sold counterfeit clothing from a business address in
Warrington has been ordered to pay back more than £40,000 after being caught by Trading Standards officers.