Lone tree can be felled
A LONE silver birch tree in the garden of a Warrington house can be
felled, councillors have decided – after a long-running planning saga.
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Remember our World War 1 heroes
A CULCHETH parish councillor is embarking on a project to commemorate
the 100th anniversary of the First World War – and is asking for help
from the community.
Council thanks residents for paying-up
WARRINGTON residents are “extremely good” council tax payers – and the borough council has thanked them for it.
Sixties’ Night for charity
A Sixties’ Night is to be held at Culcheth’s Village Club on Friday, May
9 in aid of two charities – The Children’s Society and Culcheth to
Soweto – the High School’s link with South Africa.
New Queens selected at Lymm
THE new Lymm May Queen and Rose Queen for 2014 have been selected at Lymm Methodist Church Hall, Eagle Brow.
Tip site chimney stacks can go ahead
PLANNING bosses at Warrington have given the go-ahead to a controversial
scheme for three 75ft high exhaust emissions stacks within the Arpley
Landfill site.
Community Day set to pay tribute to 100th anniversary of WWI
CULCHETH Community Day on Bank Holiday Monday (May 5) will this year see
the village pay a special tribute in commemoration of the 100th
anniversary of World War One.
Parents asked to help on special needs
PARENTS in Warrington are being invited to guide improvements in
services and support across education, health and social care for the
borough’s 5,000 children with special educational needs and
disabilities.
Wolves keep Wembley dream alive as they thrash Doncaster
WARRINGTON Wolves kept their Wembley dream alive as they thrashed Championship outfit Doncaster 68-0 at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, including four tries and 10 goals from stand in half back Chris Bridge and a hat-trick from Kev Penny.
Town secure home play-off date
WARRINGTON Town will host Bamber Bridge in the play-off semi-finals on
Tuesday night after rounding off the regular season with a 2-0 win over
Harrogate Railway.