850 attended jobs fair
A TOTAL of 850 people attended a jobs fair hosted by Warrington South MP David Mowat.
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Boost for chemical industry
A PROGRAMME which will enable capital investment and business growth in
chemical sector companies across Warrington and Cheshire has been
launched.
Warrington teenager jailed for rape
A WARRINGTON teenager has been jailed for six years for rape.
Thelwall Viaduct closed by 80mph winds
THE Highways Agency has closed the M6 Thelwall Viaduct, near Warrington because of traffic hazards caused by 80mph winds.
New head coach at Appleton CC
APPLETON Cricket Club has appointed Bob Milne as the first ever head coach of its senior men’s team.
Centre for Sexual Health launch
MAYOR Cllr Peter Carey will be on hand to celebrate the official launch
of Warrington Centre for Sexual Health on Friday February 14.
Smokers urged to quit for a healthy future
SMOKERS who gave up in January are being urged to take advantage of free
support available from local leisure provider LiveWire to improve their
health and save money.
House in garden plan approved
PLANNING chiefs at Warrington have given the green light for a detached
house to be built in the rear garden of a house in Rushgreen Road, Lymm –
despite opposition from nearby residents and an objection from the
parish council.
Council director lands senior job at Ofsted
THE woman drafted in by Warrington Borough Council to turn around its
failing children’s services department four and-a-half years ago is to
leave the authority.
Councillors will fight on to save high school sixth form
COUNCILLORS at Culcheth have reacted angrily to Warrington Borough
Council’s decision to press on with move to close the sixth form at
Culcheth High School.