Homes plan for disused store site
PLANS for 14 detached houses on the site of a disused discount store and
petrol filling station are to come before Warrington planning chiefs
next week.
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Lee Briers forced to retire from playing with immediate effect
WARRINGTON Wolves’ talisman Lee Briers has been forced to retire from
his playing career with immediate effect due to a neck injury.
Wolves' new boy is flying Scot!
WARRINGTON Wolves’ new full-back Matt Russell was in sparkling form as
he produced a man of the match performance in Scotland’s World Cup win
over the USA at Salford last night.
Hospital lottery
WINNING numbers in the weekly lottery run by the League of Friends of Warrington Hospital have been announced.
Police drop-in facility at Sikh temple
A NEW police “drop-in” facility has been opened at Guru Nanak Gurdwara, in Warrington – Cheshire’s only Sikh temple.
Want to run a community building?
COMMUNITY groups, charities and social enterprises at Warrington are
being offered the opportunity to take over management of a building in
one of the town’s parks.
American dream comes true for Tom
A FORMER Warrington Town footballer is now one of the top ranked college players in the US.
MP backs day of action on energy
WARRINGTON North MP Helen Jones has added her support for a National Day
of Action on energy prices being held tomorrow (Saturday)
Council presses on with special school plan
PLANS for the second phase of a scheme to convert the former Woolston
High School at Warrington into a special educational needs school are to
go before the borough council’s development management committee next
week – with an officers’ recommendation of approval.
Warrington Youth Club set to launch Skills Bank
WARRINGTON Youth Club is set to provide further support for the young
people across the town with the launch of a special “Skills Bank” On
Saturday, December 7.