Council should not have to pay for gun club's 'frivolous' appeal
AN angry councillor at Warrington is demanding that a gun club which has
forced a controversial public inquiry should pay the £75,000 costs if
its planning appeal is unsuccessful.
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Two hurt as car overturns
TWO people were taken to hospital after escaping with minor injuries
after a Vauxhall Vectra overturned in Hollins Lane, Winwick, near
Warrington.
Wolves 19 for Qualifying Play-Off
WARRINGTON Wolves boss Tony Smith has named his 19 man squad to face
current Champions Leeds Rhinos on Saturday afternoon in their Qualifying
Play-Off at The Halliwell Jones Stadium, kick off 3pm.
Family affair on race track
IT was a real family affair for the McArthurs from Rixton, Warrington at
Oulton Park in the British Racing Sports Car Club race day.
Resident wins planning battle
A HOUSEHOLDER has won a planning battle with Warrington Borough Council
after the authority refused planning consent for a single storey side
extension at his home.
Sad Cafe back on tour
SAD Cafe, once dubbed the best live band in the UK, will be performing at Parr Hall on Friday October 4.
Early hours raid on pub
POLICE are investigating a burglary at the Jolly Falstaff pub at Padgate, Warrington.
Council to block payday loan websites
WARRINGTON Borough Council is to block access to payday loan websites from all the council’s computers.
Firm wins share of £1m hand-out
A WARRINGTON-based firm is one of 10 North West companies to have
accessed almost £1m in funding thanks to a projection pioneered by the
University of Liverpool and Lancaster University and international
management consultancy Inventya.
Loss making parking service is still the best way forward says council report
AN in-depth study of options for the future of Warrington’s loss-making
parking service has concluded that the best way forward will be to carry
on as at present.