Grappers make it three in a row
GRAPPENHALL cemented their position at third in the ECB Premier division
of the Vivio Cheshire County League with a thumping seven wicket
victory at Didsbury.
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Wolves players on work placement
THREE Warrington Wolves players have completed work placements at local companies to gain experience in the world of work.
Parking row rumbles on
A STORM over new parking charges in the south of Warrington has flared up into a full-scale political row.
600 speak-up for farmhouse tearoom
MORE than 600 people have signed a petition supporting a tea room, art
gallery, studio and beauty treatment room operating without planning
permission from a former farmhouse at Warrington.
Village Hotel show support for Town
WARRINGTON Town FC have teamed up with The Village Hotel who have signed
up to become the club’s official hotel partner for the forthcoming
season.
Schools set to close due to strikes
A number of schools across Warrington are expected to close due to industrial action on Thursday, June 27.
Primary school requires improvement
EDUCATION watchdogs have ruled that a Warrington primary school “requires improvement.”
Costs awarded against council
A LYMM couple have been awarded costs against the borough council after
successfully appealing against the council’s refusal to grant planning
permission for extensions at their home in Maltmans Road.
Skin cancer warning as sun shines
SKIN cancer is now the most common form of cancer among residents of
Warrington – and health chiefs are urging residents to be safe in the
sun.
Woodland could be destroyed fear
WORRIED residents fear a community woodland, established at Warrington
seven years ago, could be destroyed if plans for two new play areas are
approved.