Council set to approve £145m budget
TOWN Hall chiefs at Warrington will be asked on Monday to approve a
budget of £145.453 million – requiring a 1.98 per cent increase in the
average Band D Council Tax to £1.182.09.
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Family firm Davies car sales scoops national award
WARRINGTON based family business Davies Car Sales ltd based on
Manchester Road has won a prestigious honour – the highly commended used
car sales team of the year.
Woman's arm broken in club attack
A 25-year-old women suffered a broken arm and a head injury after being
attacked by another woman in a town centre bar at Warrington.
Two escape from blaze house
TWO people escaped from a house at Warrington after fire broke out early today.
Top organist to give recital
DISTINGUISHED organist Ian Tracey is to give a recital on the historic
Cavaille-Coll organ at Warrington’s Parr Hall on Wednesday, March 12.
Road works will cause delays
TRAFFIC hold-ups can be expected this weekend when resurfacing work
takes place at the junction of Battersby Lane and Marsh House Lane,
Warrington.
Date fixed for by-elections
THURSDAY, March 13 is the date set for by elections for vacancies on Appleton and Woolston parish councils.
Anger over office workers' parking
AN angry councillor is calling for action over parking problems being
experienced by residents living near the new Home Office building at
Warrington.
Jordan is a leading light
A YOUNG technician who has shed light on many a theatrical production in
Warrington has secured a place at one of the UK’s top universities.
Council chiefs ready for canal talks
SENIOR council figures at Warrington are preparing for a high-level
meeting with Peel Ports, the company that owns and operates the swing
bridges which serve Warrington’s routes over the Manchester Ship Canal.