Local band launch EP
WARRINGTON-based band The Ambersons launch their new EP “The Magnificent Ambersons” in the town tomorrow (Friday).
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War declared on payday loan companies
TWO councillors at Warrington have taken up the cudgels on behalf of
low-income families who fall victim to payday loan companies.
Students perform at Theatre of Dreams
WARRINGTON students got the chance to perform on one of the world’s
biggest footballing stages thanks to a pioneering partnership with
Manchester United.
Toy appeal shows true spirit of Christmas
BIG Storage’s annual Toy Appeal in Warrington has again been hailed a great success.
Referees award cup for outstanding services
WARRINGTON Rugby League Referees’ Society chose Graeme Chicken as this
year’s winner of the Joe Manley Rugby League Cup for outstanding
services to the society.
321 children affected by domestic abuse
A TOTAL of 321 Warrington children were affected in domestic abuse cases
where the victims were at serious risk of injury or death, according to
council chiefs.
Tackling cyber bullies
STUDENTS from Warrington Collegiate have been teaching schoolchildren how to tackle cyber bullies.
MP wants more support for bomb victims
WARRINGTON South MP David Mowat has urged the Government to take a more
active role in the 20-year battle to win compensation for the victims of
the Warrington bombing.
Planning chief should explain his actions
A SENIOR council officer who took the decision to unlawfully destroy
planning records held by Warrington borough council should be asked to
explain his actions and apologise, according to Liberal Democrat
councillors.
Killer goal lifts Wire
A late goal from new signing Ciaran Kilheeney helped secure all three points for Warrington Town with a 1-0 victory over Radcliffe Borough, lifting them to sixth in the table.