Enterprise chiefs bid for share of £2 billion
CHESHIRE and Warrington Enterprise Partnership has submitted its
strategic economic plan and growth plan to bid for funding from the
government’s £2 billion Local Growth Fund.
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Gary Skentelbery
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Sixth form college opens tomorrow
WARRINGTON’S new sixth form college for students with special educational needs is to officially open tomorrow (Friday).
Warrington – a hotspot for tourism
WARRINGTON’S popularity as a centre for tourism is growing, according to the annual analysis of the area’s visitor economy.
Man rescued from 60ft tree
FIRE crews were called out to rescue a man from a tree at Warrington –
after he had climbed almost 60ft in an attempt to rescue a cat.
Culcheth Life magazine April 2014
CLICK on the magazine cover to download the April 2014 edition of Culcheth Life magazine in pdf format.
Mother's Day make-over
FOUR lucky mums enjoyed a stunning pamper day indulging in relaxation
and rejuvenation in time for Mother’s Day, courtesy of Media Make-up
students at Warrington Collegiate.
Swing bridge eyesores slammed
WARRINGTON’S three rusting swing bridges are appalling eyesores and
letting down the town, according to Liberal Democrat councillors.
Fire crews raise £600 with charity car wash
FIRE crews at Stockton Heath, Warrington raised £600 with a charity car wash at the fire station
Pot holes on the increase
ROAD repairs in Culcheth, Glazebury and Croft need to be accelerated
because the number of pot holes is increasing day by day, according to
two local councillors.
Scientists win £4.5million contract
SCIENTISTS at Daresbury, near Warrington, have won a £4.5 million
contract with a European consortium tasked with delivering the most advanced and powerful gamma beam facility in the world.