Police tsar welcome's Crime Bill
CHESHIRE Police and Crime commissioner John Dwyer has welcomed the new Crime and Policing Bill proposed in the Queens Speech.
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Housing chiefs fear rise in homeless
HOUSING chiefs at Warrington are forecasting a big increase in
homelessness for families arising from the so-called “bedroom tax.”
Vandals blamed for woodland blaze
VANDALS are believed to have started two fires in woodland at Warrington.
Local artist climbs the charts
A LOCAL artist is looking to rise the music charts even further after reaching number 30 on the iTunes top selling chart.
Support the World Cup in Warrington
IT’S less than six months until the Rugby League World Cup comes to Warrington.
Ashley wins gold
FORMER Warrington Collegiate student Ashley Terron won gold at the Global Skills Challenge in Australia.
Community day is out of this world!
A village community day which helped celebrate the 50th anniversary of
Dr Who has been hailed the most successful yet as a local councillor
showed the spirit of the occasion by going in the stocks for charity.
Lucky Warrington – the place to live!
WARRINGTON is one of the country’s luckiest places to live when it comes to winning a major National Lottery prize.
Arts group is one year old
ARTS, heritage and entertainment organisation Culture Warrington is one year old this month.
£8m affordable homes plan
AN £8.4 million plan for 78 “affordable” homes for rent has been
submitted to Warrington planners – only months after an identical scheme
was thrown out.