Author Gary Skentelbery
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.
Parents may be booked by children

PARENTS who cause parking problems outside a Warrington primary school risk getting “booked” – by their own children.
Guides host a “Royal” tea party

A GUIDE group from Warrington has taken action to improve the lives of
others by hosting a “Royal” Tea Party in aid of Children in Need.
Primary school requires improvement
EDUCATION watchdogs have ruled that a Warrington primary school
“requires improvement” – although there is considerable evidence of
progress in raising standards.
Passenger could have been killed!
A councillor fears it will only be a matter of time before someone is killed due to the poor conditions of roads in outlying villages in Warrington.
Panto group scoop top award

A COMMUNITY drama group set up in 2011 with hardly any acting experience is celebrating after scooping a top award.
Keep law local, says new Warrington Law Society President
KEEP law local is the message from newly elected Warrington Law Society
President, Stephen Lawson, a partner at Stockton Heath based Forshaws
Davies Ridgway (FDR).

