New student radio station launch
A NEW student-run radio station, W.A.C Radio, is being launched at Warrington Collegiate.
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New community garden opens
A FAMILY fun day marked the official opening of a community garden at Warrington.
MP calls for independent inquiry into sixth form closure consultation
AN independent investigation is needed into the consultation carried out
on the controversial proposal to close the sixth form at Culcheth High
School, according to Warrington North MP Helen Jones.
Houses prices hit six year high
THE average number of houses sold per chartered surveyor rose to its
highest level in six years during the first three months of this year,
according to the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.
Thank God for Ladies Night!
A FASHION show is to be held in a Warrington church – with models strutting their stuff down the aisle rather than on a catwalk.
Tories to fight every council seat
THE Conservatives are to fight all 19 seats to be contested in the Warrington Borough Council elections next month.
New home needed for county archives
LOCAL history buffs from across Cheshire – including Warrington – are
being asked to help decide on a future location for the county’s
Archives and Local Studies Service.
Anger over council's rat run decision
RESIDENTS have reacted angrily to a Warrington Borough Council traffic
committee’s refusal to ban through traffic from a “rat run.”
Student electricians go head to head
TALENTED Electrical Installation students went head-to-head in an
intercollege competition designed to showcase best pracetice in Further
Education.
End of an era as Waysiders set to close down after 70 years
ANOTHER of Warrington’s long-established family businesses – the Waysiders on Horsemarket Street, is calling time on trading in the town centre.