Fibre broadband rollout map unveiled
CONNECTING Cheshire has unveiled its fibre broadband rollout map which
will bring high speed broadband to 96 per cent of Warrington and
Cheshire.
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Gary Skentelbery
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Council defend town centre improvement works
WARRINGTON Council has defended the town centre improvements taking
place on Bridge Street after some traders claimed they faced being put
out of business following a down turn in trade of up to 90 per cent!
Council delighted bus strikes called off
WARRINGTON Borough Council Leader Terry O’Neill has expressed his
delight that the impending industrial action at independent bus company
Network Warrington has been cancelled.
Lymm Life Magazine December 2013
CLICK on the magazine cover to download the December 2013 edition of Lymm Life magazine in pdf format – includes spotlight on the forthcoming Lymm Dickensian Day.
New play area to be opened
A NEW play area for one of Warrington’s most under-privileged areas is
to be officially opened on on Wednesday, November 13 at 2pm.
Stylistics to play the Parr Hall
THE Stylistics – one of the biggest-selling soul groups of all timed –
are to play Warrington’s Parr Hall on Wednesday, November 27.
Clampdown on counterfeit goods
TRADING Standards chiefs at Warrington are to clampdown on the sale of counterfeit goods in the run-up to Christmas.
Traders fear Warrington town centre improvement works will put them out of business
WARRINGTON town centre traders fear a half million pound project to
regenerate Bridge Street could put them out of business before
Christmas!
Maori head arrives back home
THE Toi Moko – or Maori mummified head – kept in Warrington Museum and
Art Gallery for 170 years, has arrived back in New Zealand following a
repatriation ceremony last month.
Contaminated land fear at Walton Hall
PLANNING officers are recommending approval for installation of a fibre
optic cable leading into historic Walton Hall at Warrington – but
warning of the possibility of underground contamination.