Fly tippers fined for waste at recycling site
THE council is reminding residents to dispose of their waste properly at recycling sites or risk a fine for fly tipping.
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Certas Energy appoints new director
BIRCHWOOD-based firm Certas Energy, a national fuel and lubricants
supplier, has appointed Brian Worrall as its new director of Corporate
Affairs, as part of its plans to cement its status as an industry
leader.
Hospices launch TV advert
A GROUP of 26 hospices from across the North West including Warrington’s St Rocco’s
have come together for the first time to launch a pioneering TV
advertising campaign busting myths about the care they provide.
Fantastic five years for Wolves boss Smith
IT is five years to the day since Tony Smith joined Warrington Wolves as head of coaching and rugby on March 5 2009.
Tom Wrigglesworth at the Pyramid
SONY Award Winner and star of Radio 4 and BBC2, comedian Tom
Wrigglesworth, is heading to Warrington and the Pyramid on Sunday March
23.
Lymm Duck Race back on the bill!
THE ever-popular Lymm Duck Race organised by Lymm and District Roundtable is once again on the Easter Monday bill (April 21).
Speed limits and road closures
TEMPORARY speed limits and road closures are being introduced on
Warburton Bridge Road, Rixton at its junction with the A57 Manchester
Road to enable Warrington Borough Council to carry out road improvements
and essential traffic signal maintenance.
Woman fraudulently obtained £18,000 benefit
A WARRINGTON woman fraudulently obtained benefit totalling £18,861 as a
single parent by failing to declare that her partner had moved into her
home.
Cultural Quarter consultation starts
A PUBLIC consultation exercise will start tomorrow (Thursday) into the
future of Warrington’s Cultural Quarter and the area around Palmyra
Square.
New council campaign to tackle dog fouling
WARRINGTON Borough Council has launched a renewed effort to keep the
town’s parks and pavements clear of dog mess this spring – calling on
residents to spread the word through social media channels.