Council could save £1m on energy
FIGURES released by Warrington Borough Council have shown the authority
could save almost £1 million a year if energy prices were frozen as
suggested by Labour.
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Contact centre to close on Saturdays
WARRINGTON’S flagship contact centre in Horsemarket Street is to close on Saturday mornings from this week.
Workers in Warrington hit harder by recession than anywhere else in the North West
WORKERS in Warrington have been hit harder by the recession than anywhere else in the North West, according to the GMB union.
More success for Jobs Club
A Jobs Club set up by Warrington South MP David Mowat has helped another 15 people back into employment.
New flood warnings for Warrington
THE Environment Agency have today issued a number of flood warnings and alerts for the Warrington area.
Latchford death not murder
A 38-year-old man who was arrested on New Year’s Eve following the death
of a 34-year-old woman in Latchford, Warrington, has been released on
bail pending further enquiries after police confirmed there were no
suspicious circumstances.
Culcheth Life magazine January 2014
CHECK out the January 2014 edition of Culcheth Life magazine online by downloading in pdf format.
Bats hold up housing development
PLANS for the construction of 54 one and two bedroom sheltered
apartments at Penketh, near Warrington, have been held up – because of
concerns there could be bats in adjacent trees.
Students heading for Oxford
TWO students from Warrington’s Priestley College have been accepted onto
a prestigious programme run by one of the world’s top universities.
New town centre car park plan
THE site of the former Garven Place clinic, in Warrington town centre,
looks set to become a temporary car park for up to 60 vehicles.